PART 3: ROLLS ISSUED BY THE ALLAN HERSCHELL COMPANY AND THE T.R.T. MANUFACTURING COMPANY.


ROLL NUMBER 13269

(Issued by the Allan Herschell Company in 1946)

1. On The Atchison, Topeka And The Santa Fe
(From the 1946 MGM motion picture "The Harvey Girls")

(Harry Warren)

(Jun 19, 1945)

Fox Trot

2. There Must Be A Way

(Gallop, Saxon & Cook)

(Mar 15, 1945)

Fox Trot

3. Yankee Boy

(James Westaway McCue)

(Dec 1, 1946)

March

4. Just A Blue Serge Suit

(Irving Berlin)

(Aug 30, 1945)

Fox Trot

5. Some Sunday Morning
(From the 1945 Warner Brothers motion picture "San Antonio")

(Jerome & Heindorf)

(Jul 17, 1945)

Fox Trot

6. Our Capitol
(Copyrighted Feb 6, 1905, as "Our Capitol; March Of Excitement")

(Jas. N. Harrington)

(Dec 19, 1936)

March


(Original roll in the Luca and the Grant (incomplete) collections)
(Recut by Doyle Lane (Player Piano Centre, Ltd.))
(Composited by Play-Rite with roll 13273 and issued as roll 13269-13273)

(Same tunes as Style 125 roll 3241)



ROLL NUMBER 13270

(Issued by the Allan Herschell Company)

1. I Can't Begin To Tell You

(James V. Monaco)

(Aug 27, 1945)

Fox Trot

2. It's Been A Long Long Time

(Charles Gates Dawes)

(Aug 3, 1945)

Fox Trot

3. It's A Grand Night For Singing
(From the 20th Century-Fox film "State Fair")

(Richard Rodgers)

(Jul 16, 1945)

Waltz

4. Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!

(Jule Styne)

(Nov 9, 1945)

Fox Trot

5. I'm Always Chasing Rainbows
(From the 1918 Broadway musical comedy "Oh, Look")
 (Based on Chopin's "Fantaisie Impromptu In C-sharp Minor")
(Not the Wurlitzer arrangement from roll 13052, but a new arrangement)

(Harry Carroll)

(Mar 2, 1918)

Fox Trot
6. The Charge Of The Lancers

(Gaylord Bleakley)

(Apr 9, 1915)

March


(Original roll in the Conway, the Hershberger and the Wilke collections)
(Recut by Doyle Lane (Player Piano Centre, Ltd.))
(Composited by Play-Rite with roll 13265 and issued as roll 13265-13270)
NOTE: This roll is known with a typed Herschell label, but the roll contents bear some evidence of Ralph Tussing's work: it ends with an obscure ancient march, probably taken, like many on T.R.T. rolls, from Mr. Tussing's old band music books. (The same may be true of roll 13269). Additionally the label misspells the Allan Herschell name, a mistake more apt to be made by Tussing than by a veteran Herschell employee.

ROLL NUMBER 13271

(First style 150 roll by T.R.T. Mfg. Co. First shipment date: Feb 19, 1947)

1. Laughing On The Outside (Crying On The Inside)

(Bernie Wayne)

(Jan 14, 1946)

Fox Trot

2. Sioux City Sue
(Title song of the 1946 Republic motion picture)

(Dick Thomas)

(Nov 28, 1945)

Fox Trot

3. There's Room For One More

(Worth & Barbanell)

(Jan 15, 1946)

Waltz

4. One-zy, Two-zy, I Love You-zy

(Franklin & Taylor)

(Feb 11, 1946)

Fox Trot

5. Oh! What It Seemed To Be

(Benjamin, Weiss & Carle)

(Dec 27, 1945)

Fox Trot

6. College Life

(Henry Frantzen)

(Jan 13, 1905)

March


(Original roll in the Grant collection)
(Recut (by Mike Grant?))
(Composited by Play-Rite with roll 13272 and issued as roll 13271-13272)



ROLL NUMBER 13272

(First shipment date: Feb 19, 1947)

1. Seems Like Old Times

(Lombardo & Loeb)

(Jan 3, 1946)

Fox Trot

2. Clarinet Polka
(Adapted from "Dziadunio Polka" by Karol Namyslowski, © Dec 16, 1913)

(Jagiello)


Polka

3. Don't Be A Baby, Baby

(Howard Steiner)

(Apr 9, 1945)

Fox Trot

4. Beautiful Heaven = Cielito Lindo

(C. Fernandez)

(Jan 26, 1924)

Waltz

5. One More Tomorrow

(Lecuona, De Lange & Myrow)

(Aug 31, 1945)

Fox Trot

6. The Convoy

(Horace O. Prell)

(Mar 12, 1917)

March


(Original roll in the Conway and the Grant collections)
(Recut by Mike Grant)
(Composited by Play-Rite with roll 13271 and issued as roll 13271-13272)



ROLL NUMBER 13273

(First shipment date: April 3, 1947)

1. Pretending

(Al Sherman)

(May 29, 1946)

Fox Trot

2. Who Told You That Lie?

(Bee Walker)

(May 2, 1946)

Fox Trot

3. The Things We Did Last Summer

(Jule Styne)

(Sep 4, 1946)

Fox Trot

4. If I Had My Life To Live Over
(Labeled "If I Had My Life To Love")

(Jaffe, Tobias & Vincent)

(Aug 1, 1939)
(revived 1947)

Waltz

5. (I Love You) For Sentimental Reasons

(William Best)

(Aug 22, 1946)

Fox Trot

6. Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah
(From the Walt Disney/RKO motion picture "Song Of The South")

(Allie Wrubel)

(Oct 7, 1946)

Fox Trot


(Original roll in the Luca collection)
(Composited by Play-Rite with roll 13269 and issued as roll 13269-13273)



ROLL NUMBER 13274

(First shipment date: May 14, 1947)

1. Mam'selle
(From the motion picture "The Razor's Edge")

(Edmund Goulding)

(Mar 10, 1947)

Fox Trot

2. That's Where I Came In

(Peter De Rose)

(Dec 4, 1946)

Fox Trot

3. Guilty

(Akst & Whiting; arr.: Helmy Kresa)

(Oct 16, 1946)
(Original © 8-27-31)

Fox Trot

4. If I Fall In Love Again

(Gordon Felton)

(Aug 8, 1946)

Waltz

5. The Old Lamp-Lighter

(Nat Simon)

(Aug 8, 1946)

Fox Trot

6. Linda

(Jack Lawrence)

(Nov 19, 1946)

Fox Trot


(Original roll in the Conway and the Luca collections)
(Recut by Mike Grant)
(Composited by Play-Rite with roll 13310 and issued as roll 13274-13310)



ROLL NUMBER 13275

(First shipment date: August 1, 1947)

1. Sweet Marie

(Raymon Moore)

(1893)

Fox Trot

2. Ask Anyone Who Knows

(Seiler, Marcus & Kaufman)

(Mar 25, 1947)

Fox Trot

3. Wildwood

(Mallé & Scottoline)

(Mar 22, 1947)

Waltz

4. I Believe
(From the film "It Happened In Brooklyn")

(Jule Styne)

(Mar 10, 1947)

Fox Trot

5. Tonight Be Tender To Me

(Crouch, Parker & Young)

(Sep 20, 1946)

Fox Trot

6. I Do, Do, Do Like You

(Allie Wrubel)

(Apr 2, 1947)

Fox Trot

NOTE: tune 3, written for Wildwood Amusement Park, is sometimes titled "Wildwood (On The Boardwalk At Wildwood)"
(Original roll in the Grant collection)
(Recut by Mike Grant)



ROLL NUMBER 13276

(First shipment date: March 12, 1948)

1. Civilization (Bongo, Bongo, Bongo)
(From the musical revue "Angel In The Wings")

(Hilliard & Sigman)

(Aug 20, 1947)

Fox Trot

2. Winding

(Mel & Wallace)

(Dec 31, 1944)

Waltz

3. Too Fat Polka

(MacLean & Richardson)

(Aug 25, 1947)

Polka

4. I'll Dance At Your Wedding

(Ben Oakland)

(Oct 30, 1947)

Fox Trot

5. Now Is The Hour = Haere Ra (Maori farewell song)

(Scott & Stewart)

(Jun 27, 1946)

Waltz

6. Wings Over America

(Louis Tobin)

(Jan 21, 1947)

March


(Original roll in the Hershberger, the Conway and (formerly) Howe collections)
(Recut by Mike Grant)
(Reissued by the Herschell Carrousel Factory Museum using original masters)
(Composited by Play-Rite with roll 13278 and issued as roll 13276-13278)



ROLL NUMBER 13277

(First shipment date: March 31, 1948)

1. Serenade Of The Bells

(Twomey, Goodhart & Urbano)

(Jul 7, 1947)

Fox Trot

2. I'm Thinking Of You

(Bob Carleton)

(Apr 3, 1946)

Waltz

3. The Stars Will Remember (So Will I)

(Pelosi & Towers)

(Aug 15, 1947)

Fox Trot

4. Two Loves Have I = J'ai deux amours

(Vincent Scotto)

(Oct 15, 1947)

Fox Trot

5. Red Moon Over The Valley



Waltz

6. Papa, Won't You Dance With Me?
(From the stage musical comedy "High Button Shoes")

(Jule Styne)

(Sep 18, 1947)

Fox Trot


(Original roll in the Luca collection)
(Recut by Play-Rite)



ROLL NUMBER 13278

(First shipment date: June 5, 1948)

1. I'm Looking Over A Four Leaf Clover

(Harry Woods)

(Jan 17, 1927)

Fox Trot

2. You Can't Be True, Dear
(Based on the German song "Du kannst nicht treu sein" by Hans Otten (Jan 1, 1935))

(Otten & Griffin)

(Mar 12, 1948)

Waltz

3. Mańana (Is Soon Enough For Me)

(Barbour & Lee)

(Jan 26, 1948)

Fox Trot

4. Laroo Laroo Lillie Bolero

(Sidney Lippman)

(Mar 3, 1948)

Waltz

5. Bride And Groom Polka

(Roberts & Lee)

(Jan 12, 1948)

Polka

6. My Nelly's Blue Eyes
(From the 1947 Warner Brothers film "My Wild Irish Rose")

(William J. Scanlan)

(Mar 22, 1948)

Waltz


(Original roll formerly in the Howe collection)
(Recut by Mike Grant and by Doyle Lane (Player Piano Centre, Ltd.))
(Composited by Play-Rite with roll 13276 and issued as roll 13276-13278)



ROLL NUMBER 13279

(First shipment date: March 24, 1949)

1. Buttons And Bows
(From the Paramount motion picture "The Paleface")

(Livingston & Evans)

(Feb 25, 1948)

Fox Trot

2. Tara Talara Tala

(Johnny Farrow)

(Oct 5, 1948)

Waltz

3. Bouquet Of Roses

(Nelson & Hilliard)

(Jun 1, 1948)

Fox Trot

4. New Mexico Sunset

(Charlie House)

(Oct 15, 1947)

Fox Trot

5. La Cinquantaine = The Golden Wedding

(Gabriel Marie)

(1894)

Fox Trot

6. Powder Your Face With Sunshine. Smile! Smile! Smile!

(Lombardo & Rochinski)

(Oct 21, 1948)

Fox Trot


(Original roll in the Hershberger and the Conway collections)
(Composited by Play-Rite with roll 13280 and issued as roll 13279-13280)



ROLL NUMBER 13280

(First shipment date: May 20, 1949)

1. Sunflower
(Official state song of Kansas)

(Mack David)

(Nov 12, 1948)

Fox Trot

2. Far Away Places

(Whitney & Kramer)

(Apr 12, 1948)

Waltz

3. My Dream Is Yours
(Title song of the 1949 Warner Brothers motion picture)

(Harry Warren)

(Jan 17, 1949)

Fox Trot

4. Cruising Down The River

(Beadell & Tollerton)

(Dec 12, 1945)

Waltz

5. The Pussy Cat Song. Nyow! Nyot Nyow!

(Dick Manning)

(Nov 17, 1948)

Fox Trot

6. Say Something Sweet To Your Sweetheart

(Tepper & Brodsky)

(Nov 24, 1948)

Fox Trot


(Original roll in the Hershberger, the Conway, and the Grant collections)
(Composited by Play-Rite with roll 13279 and issued as roll 13279-13280)



ROLL NUMBER 13281

(First shipment date: February 4, 1950)

1. Barnum And Bailey's Favorite March

(Karl L. King)

(Apr 21, 1913)

March

2. The Blue Skirt Waltz = Sukýnka

(Václav Bláha)

(Feb 2, 1944)

Waltz

3. Robinson's Grand Entree March

(Karl L. King)

(Mar 9, 1911)

March

4. At The Darktown Strutters' Ball
(Labeled "Dark Town Strutters Ball")

(Shelton Brooks)

(Nov 19, 1917)

Fox Trot

5. The Billboard March

(John N. Klohr)

(May 20, 1901)

March

6. Kiss Me Again
(Written to the theme of "If I Were On The Stage" from the comic opera "Mlle. Modiste")
(From roll 13075 or 13174)

(Victor Herbert)

(Apr 16, 1915)

Waltz


(Original roll in the Conway and the Grant collections)
(Recut by Mike Grant)
(Composited by Play-Rite with roll 13284 and issued as roll 13281-13284)



ROLL NUMBER 13282

(First shipment date: April 7, 1950)

1. Deep In The Heart Of Texas

(Don Swander)

(Dec 31, 1941)

Fox Trot

2. Back In The Saddle Again
(From the motion picture "Roving Tumbleweeds")

(Whitley & Autry)

(Mar 1, 1940)

Fox Trot

3. Home On The Range

(Daniel Kelley)

(1873)

Waltz

4. Red River Valley

(traditional)

Fox Trot

Fox Trot

5. Cowboy Yodel

(Gene Autry)

(May 22, 1930)

Fox Trot

6. Blue Tail Fly

(traditional)
(arr: Andrews Sisters & Burl Ives)


(Dec 21, 1948)

Fox Trot


(Original roll in the Conway collection)
(Reissued by the Herschell Carrousel Factory Museum using original masters)
(Composited by Play-Rite with roll 13283 and issued as roll 13282-13283)



ROLL NUMBER 13283

(First shipment date: April 7, 1950)

1. Weddin' Day

(Hayes & Kalash)

(Mar 11, 1949)

Fox Trot

2. Whispering Hope
(Not the Wurlitzer arrangement from roll 13064, but a new arrangement)

(Alice Hawthorne)

(1868)

Waltz

3. Someone Like You
(From the 1949 Warner Brothers motion picture "My Dream Is Yours")

(Harry Warren)

(Jan 28, 1949)

Fox Trot

4. I Never See Maggie Alone

(Everett Lynton)

(Feb 2, 1926)

Fox Trot

5. Hop-Scotch Polka (Scotch Hot)

(Whitlock, Sigman & Rayburn)

(Jul 29, 1949)

Polka

6. Enjoy Yourself (It's Later Than You Think)

(Carl Sigman)

(Apr 15, 1949)

Fox Trot


(Original roll in the Grant collection)
(Recut by Mike Grant)
(Composited by Play-Rite with roll 13282 and issued as roll 13282-13283)



ROLL NUMBER 13284

(First shipment date: July 17, 1950)

1. Music! Music! Music! (Put Another Nickel In)

(Weiss & Baum)

(Jan 16, 1950)

Fox Trot

2. If I Knew You Were Comin' I'd 've Baked A Cake
(Labeled "I'd Have Baked A Cake")

(Hoffman, Merrill & Watts)

(Jan 1, 1950)

Fox Trot

3. On The Beach At Coney Island
(Labeled "At Coney Island (On The Beach)")

(Semos, Youse & Stanton)

(Apr 10, 1950)

Waltz

4. Chattanoogie Shoe Shine Boy

(Stone & Stapp)

(Jan 11, 1950)

Fox Trot

5. Hoop-Dee-Doo

(Milton Delugg)

(Mar 24, 1950)

Polka

6. I've Got A Lovely Bunch Of Coconuts
(Popularized in 1948 with "Cocoanuts" in title)

(Fred Heatherton)

(1944)

Fox Trot


(Original roll in the Olcott Beach Carousel Park collection)
(Recut by Mike Grant and by Doyle Lane (Player Piano Centre, Ltd.))
(Reissued in 2009 by the Herschell Carrousel Factory Museum using original masters)
(Composited by Play-Rite with roll 13281 and issued as roll 13281-13284)



ROLL NUMBER 13285

(First shipment date: April 5, 1951)

1. A Bushel And A Peck
(From the 1951 stage musical "Guys And Dolls")

(Frank Loesser)

(Sep 15, 1950)

Fox Trot

2. Tennessee Waltz
(Official State song of Tennessee)

(Stewart & King)

(Feb 26, 1948)

Waltz

3. Tonda Wanda Hoy
(From the Paramount film "At War With The Army")

(Jerry Livingston)

(Sep 19, 1950)

Fox Trot

4. I Want A Hug

(Velma L. Wolff)

(Dec 2, 1950)

Waltz

5. The Thing
(From the 1951 Republic film "The Wild Blue Yonder")

(Charles R. Grean)

(Nov 16, 1950)

Fox Trot

6. The Pine Tree



Waltz


(Original roll in the Conway collection)
(Composited by Play-Rite with roll 13287 and issued as roll 13285-13287)



ROLL NUMBER 13286

(First shipment date: July 12, 1951)

1. Good Morning, Mr. Echo

(Putnam & Putnam)

(Jul 10, 1951)

Fox Trot

2. Let Me In

(Bob Merrill)

(Feb 7, 1951)

Waltz

3. Too Young

(Sid Lippman)

(Jan 1, 1950)

Fox Trot

4. The Petite Waltz = La Petite Valse

(Joe Heyne)

(Feb 28, 1950)

Waltz

5. Metro Polka

(Evans & Vaughn)

(Feb 20, 1951)

Polka

6. Old Soldiers Never Die

(Tom Glazer)

(Apr 30, 1951)

Fox Trot


(Original roll in the Hershberger and the Conway collections)
(Reissued by the Herschell Carrousel Factory Museum using original masters)
(Composited by Play-Rite with roll 13255 and issued as roll 13255-13286)
(Also composited by Play-Rite with roll 13288 and issued as roll 13286-13288)

(Same tunes as Style 125 roll 3252 and Style 165 roll 6701)



ROLL NUMBER 13287

(First shipment date: April 15, 1952)

1. Cry

(Churchman Kohlman)

(Oct 31, 1951)

Fox Trot

2. Charmaine
(Composed in Hungary, 1913. Love theme for the 1917 Fox silent film "What Price Glory")

(Erno Rapee)

(Jan 29, 1926)

Waltz

3. Slow Poke

(Pee Wee King)

(Mar 19, 1951)

Fox Trot

4. Shrimp Boats A Comin' (There's Dancin' Tonight)

(Howard & Weston)

(Oct 29, 1951)

Waltz

5. Come What May

(Vaughn Horton)

(Jan 18, 1952)

Fox Trot

6. Down Yonder

(L. Wolfe Gilbert)

(Mar 5, 1921)

Fox Trot


(Original roll in the Hershberger collection)
(Recut by Mike Grant and by George Morley (George's Organ Rolls))
(Composited by Play-Rite with roll 13285 and issued as roll 13285-13287)
(Composited by the Herschell Carrousel Factory Museum with roll 13288 and issued as roll 13287-13288, using original masters)

(Same tunes as Style 125 roll 3253)



ROLL NUMBER 13288

(First shipment date: August 14, 1952)

1. A Guy Is A Guy

(Oscar Brand)

(Mar 10, 1952)

Fox Trot

2. The Old Carousel

(Carolyn Howard)

(Jan 8, 1951)

Waltz

3. Tell Me Why

(Marty Gold)

(Nov 14, 1951)

Fox Trot

4. Baruška Polka = Barbara Polka

(Louis Vitak)

(Feb 19, 1927)

Polka

5. There's A Pawn Shop On A Corner In Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
(Labeled "Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania")

(Bob Merrill)

(Jan 31, 1952)

Waltz

6. Pretty Baby
(Not the Wurlitzer arrangement from roll 13027, but a new arrangement)

(Tony Jackson)

(Jun 21, 1916)

Fox Trot


(Original roll in the Hershberger and the Conway collections)
(Composited by Play-Rite with roll 13286 and issued as roll 13286-13288)
(Composited by the Herschell Carrousel Factory Museum with roll 13287 and issued as roll 13287-13288, using original masters)



ROLL NUMBER 13289

(First shipment date: March 11, 1953)

1. Wonder Why
(From the 1951 MGM musical film "Rich, Young, And Pretty")

(Nicholas Brodsky)

(May 22, 1951)

Fox Trot

2. Auf Wiederseh'n, Sweetheart

(Eberhard Storch)

(Mar 1, 1949)

Fox Trot

3. I
(Based on Riccardo Drigo's Sérénade from the ballet "Les millions d'Arlequin")

(Berle, Arnold & Mellin)

(Sep 8, 1952)

Waltz

4. Takes Two To Tango

(Hoffman & Manning)

(Aug 15, 1952)

Fox Trot

5. Jambalaya (On The Bayou)

(Hank Williams)

(Jul 28, 1952)

Fox Trot

6. Look Ahead, Neighbor

(Alberta Nichols)

(Sep 4, 1952)

Fox Trot


(Original roll in the Hershberger collection)
(Composited by the Herschell Carrousel Factory Museum with roll 13290 and issued as roll 13289-13290, using original masters)



ROLL NUMBER 13290

(First shipment date: May 30, 1953)

1. Don't Let The Stars Get In Your Eyes

(Slim Willett)

(Oct 22, 1952)

Fox Trot

2. Keep It A Secret

(Jessie Mae Robinson)

(Nov 10, 1952)

Waltz

3. Glow-Worm = Glühwürmchen
(From the 1902 German operetta "Lysistrata" and the 1907 Broadway musical comedy "The Girl Behind The Counter")
(Not the Wurlitzer arrangement from roll 13056, but a new arrangement)

(Paul Lincke)

(Apr 30, 1902)

Fox Trot

4. How Much Is That Doggie In The Window
(Labeled "That Doggie In The Window")

(Bob Merrill)

(Jan 27, 1953)

Waltz

5. Joy Man Blues
(From roll 13038 or 13178)

(Billy Smythe)

(Jun 20, 1916)

Fox Trot

6. I Went To Your Wedding

(Jessie Mae Robinson)

(Jun 16, 1952)

Waltz


(Original roll in the Luca collection)
(Recut by George Morley (George's Organ Rolls))
(Composited by the Herschell Carrousel Factory Museum with roll 13289 and issued as roll 13289-13290, using original masters)
(Composited by Play-Rite with roll 13291 and issued as roll 13290-13291)



ROLL NUMBER 13291

(First shipment date: March 25, 1954)

1. Till We Two Are One

(Larry & Billy Martin)

(Dec 1, 1953)

Fox Trot

2. You, You, You = Du, Du, Du

(Lotar Olias)

(Oct 15, 1952)

Fox Trot

3. Changing Partners

(Larry Coleman)

(Nov 17, 1953)

Waltz

4. Ricochet (Rick-O-Shay)

(Coleman, Gimbel & Darion)

(Sep 9, 1953)

Fox Trot

5. Tennessee Wig Walk

(Larry Coleman)

(Feb 1, 1952)

Fox Trot

6. Oh, My Papa = O Mein Papa
(From the 1950 Swiss operetta "Feuerwerk")

(Paul Burkhard)

(Dec 1, 1953)

Fox Trot


(Original roll in the Luca and the Kennywood Park collections)
(Recut by Mike Grant)
(Composited by Play-Rite with roll 13290 and issued as roll 13290-13291)
(Composited by the Herschell Carrousel Factory Museum with roll 13292 and issued as roll 13291-13292, using original masters)



ROLL NUMBER 13292

(First shipment date: July 2, 1954)

1. Three Coins In The Fountain
(Title song from the 20th Century Fox motion picture)

(Jule Styne)

(Mar 19, 1954)

Fox Trot

2. Answer Me, My Love

(Winkler & Rauch)

(Nov 11, 1953)

Waltz

3. The Happy Wanderer (Val-de ri, Val-de ra)

(Friedrich W. Moller)

(Jan 29, 1954)

Fox Trot

4. A Girl! A Girl! (Zoom Ba Di Alli Nella)

(Benjamin, Weiss & Bandini)

(Mar 15, 1954)

Fox Trot

5. True Love Goes On And On

(Adler & Ross)

(Apr 6, 1954)

Waltz

6. Crazy 'Bout Ya, Baby *

(Rudi Maugeri)

(May 18, 1954)

Fox Trot

* Mislabeled by T.R.T. (and subsequently by Play-Rite in compositing the roll) as "Crazy Man, Crazy," by Bill Haley (June 10, 1953). The error was first noticed by Andrew Lardieri in September 2016, while working on the Casino Pier carousel. The error has been traced back to original T.R.T. documents in the Herschell Carrousel Factory Museum that show T.R.T. labels and roll lists, typed by Ralph Tussing, giving the incorrect title, although Ralph's stencil (master) for the tune states the correct title. In 1954 Ralph was also arranging the two tunes for use on Style 165 rolls. He must have become "crazed" by the two tunes, although he never did arrange "Crazy Man, Crazy" for the Style 150 scale.
(Original roll in the Hershberger and the Conway collections)
(Recut by Mike Grant)
(Composited by Play-Rite with roll 13293 and issued as roll 13292-13293)
(Composited by the Herschell Carrousel Factory Museum with roll 13291 and issued as roll 13291-13292, using original masters)



ROLL NUMBER 13293

(First shipment date: March 22, 1955)

1. Hearts Of Stone

(Rudolph Jackson)

(Nov 15, 1954)

Fox Trot

2. (Don't Let The) Kiddygeddin
(Labeled "Kiddy Geddin")

(Skylar, Dickinson & Ackers)

(Sep 2, 1954)

Fox Trot

3. Backward, Turn Backward (O Time In Your Flight)

(David Coleman)

(Apr 12, 1954)

Waltz

4. I Can't Tell A Waltz From A Tango

(Hoffman & Manning)

(Aug 30, 1954)

Fox Trot

5. This Ole House

(Stuart Hamblen)

(Aug 11, 1954)

Fox Trot

6. I Love You Madly

(Charlie Jones)

(Jan 6, 1955)

Fox Trot


(Original roll in the Hershberger collection)
(Composited by Play-Rite with roll 13292 and issued as roll 13292-13293)



ROLL NUMBER 13294

(First shipment date: August 3, 1955)

1. A Blossom Fell

(Barnes, Cornelius & John)

(Aug 26, 1954)

Fox Trot

2. Melody Of Love
(Not the Wurlitzer arrangement from roll 13064, but a new arrangement)

(H. Engelmann)

(Jan 16, 1903)

Waltz

3. Ballad Of Davy Crockett
(Labeled "Davey Crockett")
(From the Disneyland television production)

(George Bruns)

(Jan 20, 1955)

Fox Trot

4. A Rusty Old Halo

(Bob Merrill)

(Mar 9, 1955)

Waltz

5. San Antonio Rose

(Bob Wills)

(Jun 5, 1940)

Fox Trot

6. Cherry Pink And Apple Blossom White = Ceresier rose et pommier blanc

(Louiguy)

(Jan 22, 1951)

Fox Trot


(Original roll in the Hershberger and the Conway collections)
(Recut by Mike Grant and by George Morley (George's Organ Rolls))
(Composited by Play-Rite with roll 13297 and issued as roll 13294-13297)



ROLL NUMBER 13295
"Christmas Roll"

(First shipment date: August 20, 1956)

1. Hark! The Herald Angels Sing

(Felix Mendelssohn)

(Jun 24, 1840)


2. Silent Night, Holy Night = Stille Nacht, Heilige Nacht

(Franz Gruber)

(Dec 24, 1818)


3. It Came Upon The Midnight Clear
(Labeled, and commonly titled, "It Came Upon A Midnight Clear")

(Richard Storrs Willis)

(1850)


4. O Little Town Of Bethlehem

(Lewis Henry Redner)

(1868)


5. Away In A Manger

(James Ramsey Murray)

(1887)


6. O Come, All Ye Faithful = Adeste Fideles

(John Francis Wade)

(1751)



(Original roll in the Conway and the Grant collections)
(Recut by Play-Rite and by Mike Grant)



ROLL NUMBER 13295X
"Christmas Roll"

1. The Chipmunk Song (Christmas Don't Be Late)
(From roll 13302)

(Ross Bagdasarian)

(Oct 31, 1958)

Waltz

2. O Little Town Of Bethlehem

(Lewis Henry Redner)

(1868)


3. It Came Upon The Midnight Clear
(Labeled, and commonly titled, "It Came Upon A Midnight Clear")

(Richard Storrs Willis)

(1850)


4. Hark! The Herald Angels Sing

(Felix Mendelssohn)

(Jun 24, 1840)


5. O Come, All Ye Faithful = Adeste Fideles

(John Francis Wade)

(1751)


6. Away In A Manger

(James Ramsey Murray)

(1887)


7. Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!
(From roll 13270)

(Jule Styne)

(Nov 9, 1945)

Fox Trot

8. Silent Night, Holy Night = Stille Nacht, Heilige Nacht

(Franz Gruber)

(Dec 24, 1818)




(Expanded version of roll 13295 issued in 2009 by the Herschell Carrousel Factory Museum using original masters)



ROLL NUMBER 13296

(First shipment date: March 26, 1956)

1. Band Of Gold

(Jack Taylor)

(Oct 28, 1955)

Fox Trot

2. Go On With The Wedding

(Korb, Purvis & Yakus)

(Dec 19, 1955)

Waltz

3. When You Look In The Heart Of A Shamrock
(Labeled "Look In The Heart Of A Shamrock")

(Kenny, Kenny & Silver)

(Feb 15, 1943)

Fox Trot

4. 11th Hour Melody

(Cedric King Palmer)

(Feb 17, 1956)

Fox Trot

5. Little Child; Daddy Dear (The Little Boy And The Old Man)

(Wayne Shanklin)

(Jan 18, 1956)

Waltz

6. I'll Be Home

(Washington & Lewis)

(Jan 20, 1956)

Fox Trot


(Original roll in the Hershberger, the Conway, and the Luca collections)
(Composited by Play-Rite with roll 13304 and issued as roll 13296-13304)



ROLL NUMBER 13297

(First shipment date: April 25, 1957)

1. I Never Felt More Like Singing The Blues
(Labeled "Singing The Blues")

(Melvin Loranza Endsley)

(Jul 26, 1954)

Fox Trot

2. A Tear Fell

(Burton & Randolph)

(Mar 1, 1956)

Waltz

3. The Banana Boat Song

(Darling, Carey & Arkin)

(Dec 20, 1956)

Fox Trot

4. In The Middle Of The House

(Bob Hilliard)

(Aug 10, 1956)

Fox Trot

5. The Wayward Wind

(Newman & Lebowsky)

(Mar 29, 1956)

Fox Trot

6. Lay Down Your Arms
(Original Swedish title: "Ann-Caroline")

(Gerhard & Land)

(Aug 13, 1956)

Fox Trot


(Original roll in the Hershberger and the Conway collections)
(Recut by Mike Grant)
(Composited by Play-Rite with roll 13294 and issued as roll 13294-13297)



ROLL NUMBER 13298

(First shipment date: April 25, 1957)

1. Ninety-Nine Ways

(Anthony September)

(Mar 22, 1957)

Fox Trot

2. Butterfly

(Anthony September)

(Feb 15, 1957)

Fox Trot

3. Hey! Jealous Lover

(Cahn, Twomey & Walker)

(May 10, 1956)

Fox Trot

4. Four Walls

(Moore & Campbell)

(Apr 30, 1957)

Waltz

5. Hold 'Em Joe
("Based on a traditional song from 'John Murray Anderson's Almanac'")

(Harry Thomas)

(Feb 11, 1954)

Fox Trot

6. I'm Stickin' With You

(Bowen & Knox)

(Feb 11, 1957)

Fox Trot


(Original roll in the Hershberger and the Conway collections)
(Composited by Play-Rite with roll 13299 and issued as roll 13298-13299)
(Same composite issued by the Herschell Carrousel Factory Museum, using original masters)
(Composited by Play-Rite with roll 13305 and issued as roll 13298-13305)



ROLL NUMBER 13299

(First shipment date: July 2, 1958)

1. Secretly

(Hoffman, Manning & Markwell)

(Mar 31, 1958)

Fox Trot

2. Oh, Oh, I'm Falling In Love Again

(Hoffman, Manning & Markwell)

(Feb 7, 1958)

Fox Trot

3. The Little Blue Man

(Klein & Ebb)

(Feb 24, 1958)

Waltz

4. Sugartime

(Phillips & Echols)

(Dec 17, 1957)

Fox Trot

5. Empty Arms

(Ivory Joe Hunter)

(Mar 26, 1957)

Fox Trot

6. Sugar Candy

(Irving Fields)

(Jun 6, 1957)

Fox Trot


(Original roll in the Hershberger and the Olcott Beach Carousel Park collections)
(Composited by Play-Rite with roll 13298 and issued as roll 13298-13299)
(Same composite issued by the Herschell Carrousel Factory Museum, using original masters)



ROLL NUMBER 13300

(First shipment date: May 6, 1959)

1. Clarinet Polka
(Adapted from "Dziadunio Polka" by Karol Namyslowski, © Dec 16, 1913)
(From roll 13272)

(Jagiello)


Polka

2. Beer Barrel Polka
(From the 1939 Broadway musical comedy "Yokel Boy")
(Based on Jaromir Vejvoda's "Skoda Lasky" = "Lost Love")
(From roll 13254)

(Brown & Voda)

(Mar 30, 1939)

Polka

3. Bride And Groom Polka
(From roll 13278)

(Roberts & Lee)

(Jan 12, 1948)

Polka

4. Laroo Laroo Lili Bolero
(From roll 13278)

(Sidney Lippman)

(Mar 3, 1948)

Waltz

5. Hop-Scotch Polka (Scotch Hot)
(From roll 13283)

(Whitlock, Sigman & Rayburn)

(Jul 29, 1949)

Polka

6. Too Fat Polka
(From roll 13276)

(MacLean & Richardson)

(Aug 25, 1947)

Polka


NOTE: Tunes 4 and 5 mislabeled respectively as "Metro Polka" and "Baruška Polka." Those two polkas were actually issued on rolls 13286 and 13288 respectively.
(Original roll formerly in the Howe collection)
(Recut by Mike Grant, by George Morley (George's Organ Rolls) and by Doyle Lane (Player Piano Centre, Ltd.))
(Reissued in 2009 by the Herschell Carrousel Factory Museum using original masters, and titled "Polka Holiday")
(Composited by Play-Rite with roll 13308 and issued as roll 13300-13308, with some copies mis-numbered 14300-13308 and with
the same tune mislabeling noted above. The same composite was also issued by Mike Grant, without the mis-numbering)



ROLL NUMBER 13301
"March Roll"

(First shipment date: April 4, 1959)

1. The Convoy
(From roll 13272)

(Horace O. Prell)

(Mar 12, 1917)

March

2. College Life
(From roll 13271)

(Henry Frantzen)

(Jan 13, 1905)

March

3. Down The Line (Notre Dame Song)
(From roll 13192, 13207 or 13219)

(Joseph J. Casasanta)

(Nov 20, 1926)

March

4. The Charge Of The Lancers
(From roll 13270)

(Gaylord Bleakley)

(Apr 9, 1915)

March

5. Our Capitol
(Copyrighted Feb 6, 1905 as "Our Capitol; March Of Excitement")
(From roll 13269)

(Jas. N. Harrington)

(Dec 19, 1936)

March

6. Yankee Boy
(From roll 13269)

(James Westaway McCue)

(Dec 1, 1946)

March



ROLL NUMBER 13302

(First shipment date: April 28, 1959)

1. Gee, But It's Lonely!

(Phil Everly)

(Sep 15, 1958)

Fox Trot

2. Red River Rose

(Johnny Reine)

(Jan 1, 1958)

Fox Trot

3. The Chipmunk Song (Christmas Don't Be Late)

(Ross Bagdasarian)

(Oct 31, 1958)

Waltz

4. The Hawaiian Wedding Song (Ke Kali Nei Au)

(Charles E. King)

(Jan 24, 1958)

Fox Trot

5. Gotta Travel On

(Clayton, Ehrlich, Lazar & Six)

(Dec 31, 1958)

Fox Trot

6. The Children's Marching Song (Nick, Nack, Paddy Whack)
(From the 20th Century Fox film "The Inn Of The Sixth Happiness")

(M. Arnold Miller)

(Jan 13, 1959)

March


(Original roll in the Hershberger, the Conway and (formerly) Howe collections)
(Composited by Play-Rite with roll 13311 and issued as roll 13302-13311, but with one tune from 13311 missing. See roll 13311 for the full story)
(Composited by the Herschell Carrousel Factory Museum with roll 13303 and issued as roll 13302-13303, using original masters)

(Same tunes as Style 125 roll 3263)



ROLL NUMBER 13303

(First shipment date: January 27, 1960)

1. Enchanted

(Buck Ram)

(Feb 20, 1959)

Fox Trot

2. Bobby Sox To Stockings

(Faith, Kehner & di Cicco)

(Jun 5, 1959)

Fox Trot

3. Here Comes Summer

(Jerry Keller)

(Jul 28, 1959)

Fox Trot

4. On An Evening In Roma

(S. Taccani)

(Jun 8, 1959)

Fox Trot

5. Forty Miles Of Bad Road

(Eddy & Casey)

(Jun 30, 1959)

Fox Trot

6. The Battle Of New Orleans

(Jimmy Driftwood)

(Oct 25, 1957)

Fox Trot


(Original roll in the Hershberger and the Kennywood Park collections)
(Composited by Play-Rite with roll 13305 and issued as roll 13303-13305)
(Composited by the Herschell Carrousel Factory Museum with roll 13302 and issued as roll 13302-13303, using original masters)

(Same tunes as Style 125 roll 3264 and Style 165 roll 6716)



ROLL NUMBER 13304

(First shipment date: May 6, 1960. The last 150 roll with shipping data)

1. Delaware

(Irving Gordon)

(Jan 13, 1960)

Fox Trot

2. Teen Angel

(Surrey & Surrey)

(Nov 12, 1959)

Fox Trot

3. El Paso

(Marty Robbins)

(May 29, 1959)

Waltz

4. Down By The Station

(Larson & Belland)

(Jan 25, 1960)

Fox Trot

5. Not One Minute More

(Robertson, Dinning & Blair)

(Nov 19, 1959)

Fox Trot

6. Independentia March

(R. B. Hall)

(Feb 21, 1895)

March


(Original roll in the Conway and the Luca collections)
(Composited by Play-Rite with roll 13296 and issued as roll 13296-13304)

(Same tunes as Style 125 roll 3265 and Style 165 roll 6719)



ROLL NUMBER 13305

1. The Sailor

(Loretta Pearl Jackson)

(Sep 2, 1958)

Fox Trot

2. You're Sixteen (You're Beautiful And You're Mine)

(Sherman & Sherman)

(Oct 13, 1960)

Fox Trot

3. Down The River Of Golden Dreams
(Not the Wurlitzer arrangement from roll 13196, but a new arrangement)

(Klenner & Shilkret)

(Feb 6, 1930)

Waltz

4. Poetry In Motion

(Kaufman & Anthony)

(Oct 26, 1960)

Fox Trot

5. North To Alaska
(Title song of the 20th Century Fox film)

(Mike Phillips)

(Dec 21, 1960)

Fox Trot

6. Happy Go Lucky Me

(Al Byron)

(Jun 6, 1960)

Fox Trot


(Original roll in the Hershberger collection)
(Recut by Mike Grant)
(Composited by Play-Rite with roll 13303 and issued as roll 13303-13305)
(Composited by Play-Rite with roll 13298 and issued as roll 13298-13305)

(Same tunes as Style 125 roll 3267 and Style 165 roll 6720)



ROLL NUMBER 13306

1. I Love You Still



Fox Trot

2. Mother Waltz

(Frank Wojnarowski)

(Mar 15, 1962)

Waltz

3. Wildwood Days

(Dave Appell)

(May 7, 1963)

Fox Trot

4. If You Wanna Be Happy
(Labeled "I Wanna Be Happy")

(Guida & Royster)

(May 15, 1963)

Fox Trot

5. Say Wonderful Things

(Green & Newell)

(Jan 24, 1963)

Waltz

6. Little Red Rented Rowboat

(Bernie Wayne)

(Apr 26, 1963)

Fox Trot


(Reissued in 2008 as an "Encore edition" by the Herschell Carrousel Factory Museum, using original masters)



ROLL NUMBER 13307

1. Somewhere
(From the Broadway musical "West Side Story")

(Leonard Bernstein)

(Oct 11, 1957)

Fox Trot

2. Things

(Bobby Darin)

(Jul 5, 1962)

Fox Trot

3. Just For Old Time's Sake

(Hunter & Keller)

(1961)

Fox Trot

4. Turn Around

(Reynolds, Belafonte & Greene)

(Jun 4, 1959)

Waltz

5. Shirl Girl

(Darin & Clarke)

(Nov 15, 1963)

Fox Trot

6. Blue Water Line

(Graf & Seligson)

(Feb 24, 1962)

Fox Trot

NOTE: Composers of tune 3 incorrectly given on labels as Tepper & Bennett.
(Original roll in the Hershberger, the Conway and the (formerly) Howe collections)
(Composited by Play-Rite with roll 13257 and issued as roll 13257-13307)
(Composited by Play-Rite with roll 13313 and issued as roll 13307-13313)



ROLL NUMBER 13308
"Polish Roll"

1. Sophia Polka



Polka

2. Hosia Siusia



Polka

3. (Unidentified) (MP3 of tune here) (Please email, if you know the title)



Waltz

4. Let Us Be Gay

(Sam H. Stept)

(Sep 15, 1934)

Polka

5. Sztajerek Oberek

(arr.: A. Omelczuk)

(May 5, 1925)

Waltz

6. Our Kosciuszko



March


(Original roll in the Conway, the Grant and (formerly) Howe collections)
(Recut by Mike Grant and by George Morley (George's Organ Rolls))
(Composited by Play-Rite with roll 13300 and issued as roll 13300-13308, with some copies mis-numbered
14300-13308. The same composite was also issued by Mike Grant, without the mis-numbering)

NOTE: Tune 3 was incorrectly shown as Jimmy McHugh's "One More Waltz" until Feb. 2024, when Andy Park identified Wurlitzer Style 180 roll 15077, tune 2, as that tune.

(Same tunes as Style 125 roll 3269)



ROLL NUMBER 13309
"Irish Roll"

1. Ireland Must Be Heaven, For My Mother Came From There

(McCarthy, Johnson & Fischer)

(Jul 14, 1916)

Fox Trot

2. When Irish Eyes Are Smiling
(From the 1912 musical "Isle O' Dreams")

(Ernest R. Ball)

(Aug 12, 1912)

Waltz

3. Harrigan
(From "Fifty Miles From Boston")

(Geo. M. Cohan)

(Apr 8, 1907)

Fox Trot

4. Mother Machree
(From the 1910 musical "Barry Of Ballymore")

(Ernest R. Ball)

(Aug 18, 1910)

Waltz

5. It's A Great Day For The Irish
(From "Little Nellie Kelly")

(Roger Edens)

(Oct 24, 1940)

Fox Trot

6. MacNamara's Band

(Shamus O'Connor)

(Nov 10, 1914)

March


(Original roll in the Hershberger and the Conway collections)
(Recut by Mike Grant)
(Composited by Play-Rite with roll 13312 and issued as roll 13309-13312)



ROLL NUMBER 13310

1. The Wheel Of Hurt

(Singleton & Snyder)

(Jun 30, 1966)

Fox Trot

2. A Little Bit Of Soap

(Bert Russell)

(Jan 19, 1961)

Fox Trot

3. The Last Word In Lonesome Is Me
(Labeled "The Last Word In Happiness Is Me")

(Roger Miller)

(May 11, 1965)

Waltz

4. Hello, Dolly!
(Popularized by the 1964 stage musical "Hello, Dolly!")

(Jerry Herman)

(Oct 28, 1963)

Fox Trot

5. How Will I Know My Love
(From the Walt Disney film "Margaret")

(Jeffords & Walsh)

(Aug 30, 1958)

Waltz

6. Guantanamera

(traditional; adap.: Angulo & Seeger)

(Sep 12, 1963)

Fox Trot


(Original roll in the Luca collection)
(Recut by Mike Grant)
(Composited by Play-Rite with roll 13274 and issued as roll 13274-13310)



ROLL NUMBER 13311

1. Younger Than Springtime
(From the 1949 Broadway musical "South Pacific")

(Richard Rodgers)

(Mar 18, 1949)

Fox Trot

2. It's All In The Game
(Composed in 1912 by Charles Gates Dawes as the wordless "Melody In A-Major"; words by Carl Sigman made the tune a 1951 hit)

(Sigman & Dawes)

(Aug 31, 1951)

Waltz

3. Boo-Hoo
(Not the Wurlitzer arrangement from roll 13243, but a new arrangement)

(Loeb, Lombardo & Heyman)

(Jan 14, 1937)

Fox Trot

4. Hey, Mr. Banjo

(Morgan & Malkin)

(Apr 1, 1955)

Fox Trot

5. Charade
(Title song of the 1963 Universal motion picture)

(Henri Mancini)

(Aug 26, 1963)

Waltz

6. Hi-Lili, Hi-Lo
(From the 1953 MGM motion picture "Lili")

(Bronislau Kaper)

(Oct 2, 1952)

Waltz


(Composited by Play-Rite with roll 13302 and issued as roll 13302-13311, but with only 11 tunes;
tune 5 of 13311 is missing on that recut. That tune is also missing in Doyle Lane's 1976 catalog of his
Style 150 rolls. The master for tune 5 was later found in the Herschell Carrousel Factory Museum and the
complete roll 13311 was then recut by Douglas Hershberger at the museum August 30, 2010)



ROLL NUMBER 13312
"Spanish Roll"

1. Las Mańanitas; canción mexicana
(Mexican Happy Birthday song)
(Mislabeled "Las Matinatas")

(traditional)


Waltz

2. La Golondrina = The Swallow

(Narciso Serradell)

(Jan 2, 1904)


3. Sobre Las Olas = Over The Waves
(From roll 13021, 13175 or 13259)

(Juventino Rosas)

(Aug 1888)

Waltz

4. Tierra Blanca



March

5. Fascinación = Fascination
(Revived in the 1957 Allied Artists film "Love In The Afternoon")
(Originally copyrighted Jan 23, 1905 as "Fascination: valse chanteé"; English lyrics substituted in the 1932 version)

(Filippo D. Marchetti)

(1932)

Waltz

6. Viva Mi Desgracia

(Francisco Cárdenas)

(Sep 29, 1965)

Waltz


(Original roll in the Hershberger and the Eliason collections. The box label on the latter copy includes this note:
"The arrangement or compositions of this music or any music manufactured by us can not be copied,
taped or recorded without a written consent from this Co.  T.R.T. MFG. CO., 138 Miller St., N. Tonawanda N. Y. 14120")
(Composited by Play-Rite with roll 13309 and issued as roll 13309-13312)



ROLL NUMBER 13313

1. Lazy Latin

(Cyril Watters)


Fox Trot

2. Kindergarten

(Bill Potts)


Waltz

3. Braunschweig Polka

(Michael Reynolds)


Polka

4. Schmaltz Valse
(Labeled "Smaltz")

(Bill Potts)


Waltz

5. Hot Sauce

(Bill Potts)


Fox Trot

6. Popcorn
(Labeled "Pop Corn")

(Cyril Watters)


March


(Original roll in the Hershberger collection)
(Composited by Play-Rite with roll 13307 and issued as roll 13307-13313)



ROLL NUMBER 13314

1. Peeping Tom

(Cyril Watters)


Fox Trot

2. Little Miss Muffet

(Cyril Watters)


Waltz

3. Bossa Nova Linda

(Anthony Mawer)


Fox Trot

4. Girl From Guadeloupe

(Cyril Watters)


Fox Trot

5. Meine Schatz

(Michael Reynolds)


Waltz

6. Breezing Easy

(Anthony Mawer)


Fox Trot


(Original roll in the Knoebels Amusement Park collection)



Here endeth rolls from North Tonawanda. Ralph Tussing died June 29, 1974.


One can almost see the aging of Ralph Tussing and his difficulty in finding current hits to arrange, as one chronologically studies his output. His last seven Style 150 rolls were of atypical character and were apparently issued at longer intervals than usual.

The era of published sheet music had ended with World War II. Thereafter, most music was going directly from composer to film soundtrack or phonograph record, without ever being published in sheet music form. Compositions that were, in the Tin Pan Alley days, deposited for copyright in the form of full printed copies of the sheet music were now being deposited simply as hand-written "lead sheets" -- brief staff notation of the basic melody, just enough to identify the tune and secure copyright protection for it. Isolated in North Tonawanda, N.Y., Ralph Tussing must have found it impossible to obtain the music he needed for his arranging.

None of the 12 tune titles on his last two rolls could be found listed in the Copyright Office. Roll labels show only tune titles, no composers -- and strange titles they are! On January 29, 2004, an internet search turned up the Thomas J. Valentino, Inc., website -- and there all 12 tune titles were found. The Valentino organization owns the rights to thousands of tunes and sound effects used in the film, radio, and television industry. From this, one can theorize that the tunes on rolls 13313 and 13314 might have been familiar in the 1960s as themes from radio or television shows. Some of those themes must have once been published in book form, a copy of which came into Ralph Tussing's hands, and he used it to wrap up his Style 150 roll production.


PART 4: ROLLS ISSUED BY PLAY-RITE MUSIC ROLLS, INC., AND OTHERS
(SEQUENTIALLY NUMBERED ROLLS, FOLLOWED BY OTHER ROLLS)


ROLL NUMBER 13400

1. Do You Know The Way To San Jose?

(Burt Bacharach)

(Apr 18, 1968)


2. Top Of The World

(Richard Carpenter)

(May 10, 1972)


3. Welcome Back
(Theme of the 1975-79 television comedy "Welcome Back, Kotter")

(John Sebastian)

(Apr 23, 1976)


4. Somewhere My Love (Lara's Theme From "Doctor Zhivago")
(From the 1965 MGM motion picture "Doctor Zhivago")

(Maurice Jarre)

(Dec 29, 1965)


5. Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da

(Lennon & McCartney)

(Nov 25, 1968)


6. Georgy Girl
(Title song of the 1966 Everglades/Columbia motion picture)

(Tom Springfield)

(Sep 16, 1966)


7. My Melody Of Love

(Henry Mayer)

(Sep 13, 1974)


8. Raindrops Keep Fallin' On My Head
(From the 1969 20th Century-Fox film "Butch Cassidy And The Sundance Kid")

(Burt F. Bacharach)

(Dec 23, 1969)


9. Downtown

(Tony Hatch)

(Nov 23, 1964)


10. Sing
(From the 1972 edition of the Children's Television production "Sesame Street")

(Joseph G. Raposo)

(Oct 13, 1972)



(Arranged by Jonathan Jensen; issued by Doyle Lane (Player Piano Centre, Ltd.))
(Recut by Play-Rite, by Mike Grant and by George Morley (George's Organ Rolls))
(Masters for this roll are in the Herschell Carrousel Factory Museum)

NOTE: Most known copies of this roll contain a manufacturing error in tune 3 -- the tune seems to "skip" in places. The copies in the Lake Compounce (Bristol, CT)
and Prospect Park (Brooklyn, NY) collections do not have this error. It is unknown to this web editor who cut/recut the correct version.

(Originally commissioned by Durward Center as a Style 125 roll, issued in 1976 by Doyle Lane as roll 3300 and later reissued by Play-Rite as roll 3306)



ROLL NUMBER 13401
"Special Request"

1. La Golondrina = The Swallow

(Narciso Serradell)

(Jan 2, 1904)

Waltz

2. Charmaine
(Composed in Hungary, 1913; Love theme for the 1917 Fox silent film "What Price Glory")

(Erno Rapee)

(Dec 29, 1926)

Waltz

3. Glow-Worm = Glühwürmchen
(From the 1917 Broadway musical "The Girl Behind The Counter")

(Paul Lincke)

(Apr 30, 1902)

Fox Trot

4. Listen To The Mocking Bird
(From roll 13107)

(Alice Hawthorne)

(Jan 3, 1898)


5. Humoreske Waltz
(From roll 13177)

(Anton Dvorak;
arr. Betty Racine)

(May 17, 1915)

Waltz

6. One, Two, Three, Four
(From roll 13177)

(Jack Ailau)

(Sep 10, 1906)

Hawaiian Waltz

7. I'm Always Chasing Rainbows
(From the 1918 Broadway musical comedy "Oh, Look!")
(Based on Chopin's "Fantaisie Impromptu In C-sharp Minor")

(Harry Carroll)

(Mar 2, 1918)

Fox Trot

8. Circus Life
(From roll 13147, 13172 or 13229)

(Harry J. Lincoln)

(Nov 24, 1914)

March


(All tunes taken from earlier rolls)



ROLL NUMBER 13402

1. The Little Shoemaker = Le Petit Cordonnier

(Rudi Revil)

(May 10, 1954)

Fox Trot

2. Ta-Ra-Ra Boom-De-Ay

(Henry J. Sayers)

(1891)

Fox Trot

3. The Ash Grove = Llwyn Onn

(traditional)


Waltz

4. Mary Lou

(Lyman, Waggner & Robinson)

(Apr 17, 1926)

Fox Trot

5. Billy (I Always Dream Of Bill)
(From the 20th Century Fox film "Wabash Avenue")

(Kendis & Paley)

(1911)

Fox Trot

6. Tritsch-Tratsch Polka (Op. 214)

(Johann Strauss)

(1858)

Polka

7. Wonderful Copenhagen
(From the 1952 RKO motion picture "Hans Christian Andersen")

(Frank Loesser)

(Sep 17, 1952)

Waltz

8. Smiles
(Interpolated in the Broadway revue "The Passing Show Of 1918")

(Lee S. Roberts)

(Aug 25, 1917)

Fox Trot

9. Three Little Fishies (Itty-Bitty Poo)

(Saxie Dowell)

(Apr 4, 1939)

Fox Trot

10. Funiculě, Funiculŕ (A Merry Life)

(Luigi Denza)

(1880)

Waltz


NOTE: Tune 8 is apparently misidentified on labels as Max Rich's "Smile, Darn Ya, Smile."

(Arranged by David E. Stumpf. Originally issued by Doyle Lane (Player Piano Centre, Ltd.))



ROLL NUMBER 13403

1. In My Arms
(From the Loew's Inc. film "See Here, Private Hargrove")
(From roll 13265)

(Frank Loesser)

(May 5, 1943)

Waltz

2. Three Little Fishies (Itty-Bitty Poo)
(Arranged by David E. Stumpf)
(From roll 13402)

(Saxie Dowell)

(Apr 4, 1939)

Fox Trot

3. Hop-Scotch Polka (Scotch Hot)
(From roll 13283)

(Whitlock, Sigman & Rayburn)

(Jul 29, 1949)

Polka

4. Funiculě, Funiculŕ (A Merry Life)
(Arranged by David E. Stumpf)
(From roll 13402)

(Luigi Denza)

(1880)

Waltz

5. On The Beautiful Blue Danube (Op. 314)
(Labeled "Blue Danube")
(From roll 13021, 13175 or 13259)

(Johann Strauss)

(Aug 1867)

Waltz

6. The Army Air Corps
("Official song of the United States Army Air Corps")
(From roll 13266)

(Robert Crawford)

(Oct 17, 1939)

March

7. Too Fat Polka
(From roll 13276)

(MacLean & Richardson)

(Aug 25, 1947)

Polka

8. Beautiful Heaven = Cielito Lindo
(From roll 13272)

(C. Fernandez)

(Jan 26, 1924)

Waltz

9. Over The Waves = Sobre Las Olas
(From roll 13021, 13175 or 13259)

(Juventino Rosas)

(Aug 1888)

Waltz

10. The Petite Waltz = La Petite Valse
(From roll 13286)

(Joe Heyne)

(Feb 28, 1950)

Waltz


(Recut by Mike Grant)

ROLL NUMBER 13404 = ROLL 13121



ROLL NUMBER 13405

1. You Tell Her--I Stutter
(From roll 13102)

(Cliff Friend)

(Nov 8, 1922)

Fox Trot

2. So Long Oo-Long (How Long You Gonna Be Gone?)
(From roll 13065)

(Kalmar & Ruby)

(Apr 5, 1920)

Fox Trot

3. In Sweet September
(From roll 13065)

(James V. Monaco)

(May 19, 1920)

Fox Trot

4. Cuddle Up
(From roll 13065)

(Albert Von Tilzer)

(Apr 21, 1920)

Fox Trot

5. I'll See You In C-U-B-A
(From roll 13063)

(Irving Berlin)

(Jan 20, 1920)

Fox Trot

6. Oh By Jingo (Oh By Gee, You're The Only Girl For Me)
(From the 1919 Broadway musical comedy "Linger Longer Letty")
(From roll 13063)

(Albert Von Tilzer)

(Dec 20, 1919)

One Step

7. How Sorry You'll Be, Wait'll You See
(Labeled "Wait'll You See (How Sorry You'll Be)")
(From roll 13063)

(Kalmar & Ruby)

(Oct 1, 1919)

Fox Trot

8. All The Quakers Are Shoulder Shakers, Down In Quaker Town
(From roll 13063)

(Pete Wendling)

(Oct 15, 1919)

Fox Trot

9. I'm Always Chasing Rainbows
(From the 1918 Broadway musical comedy "Oh, Look!")
(Based on Chopin's "Fantaisie Impromptu In C-sharp Minor")
(From roll 13052)

(Harry Carroll)

(Mar 2, 1918)

Fox Trot

10. Jazz Baby
(From roll 13052)

(M.K. Jerome)

(Feb 13, 1919)

Fox Trot


(All tunes taken from earlier rolls)
(Play-Rite's 1981 "Christmas Roll #1" is also seen mistakenly numbered as 13405)



ROLL NUMBER 13406
"Great Moments In American Music, Volume One"

1. Sailing, Sailing

(Godfrey Marks)

(Jul 7, 1937)


2. Arkansas Traveler

(traditional)

(1851)


3. Oh, Dem Golden Slippers

(James A. Bland)

(1879)


4. Yankee Doodle Boy
(From "Little Johnny Jones")

(George M. Cohan)

(Oct 20, 1904)

March

5. Oh! Susanna

(Stephen Collins Foster)

(1848)

Fox Trot

6. When Johnny Comes Marching Home

(Louis Lambert)

(1863)

March

7. The Yellow Rose Of Texas

(traditional; adap. Don George)

(Jul 20, 1955)

Fox Trot

8. You're A Grand Old Flag
(Labeled "Grand Old Flag")
(From the stage revue "George Washington, Jr.")

(George M. Cohan)

(Jun 2, 1906)

One Step

9. (Gwine To Run All Night) Camptown Races

(Stephen Collins Foster)

(1850)


10. Swanee
(From the 1918 Broadway musical "Sinbad")

(George Gershwin)

(Oct 31, 1919)

One Step


(Arranged by David E. Stumpf for Louis May)
(Originally issued without roll number)



ROLL NUMBER 13407
"Great Moments In American Music, Vol. 2"

1. So Long (It's Been Good To Know Ya) *

(traditional)


Waltz

2. I've Been Working On The Railroad

(traditional)


Fox Trot

3. On Top Of Old Smoky

(Pete Seeger)

(Mar 21, 1951)

Waltz

4. The Blue Tail Fly (Jimmy Crack Corn)
(Labeled "Jimmy Crack Corn")

(traditional)


March-TS

5. (Oh My Darling) Clementine

(Perry Montrose)

(1884)

Waltz

6. Polly Wolly Doodle
(From "The Littlest Rebel")

(Clare & De Sylva)

(Dec 30, 1935)

Two Step

7. Wabash Cannon Ball

(A. P. Carter)

(Dec 30, 1939)


8. Skip To My Lou
(Adapted from an American folk song)

(Martin & Blane)

(Oct 10, 1944)

Two Step

9. Shoo Fly, Don't Bother Me **

(Frank Campbell; arr. Rollin Howard)

(1869)

Two Step

10. Nelly Bly

(Stephen Collins Foster)

(1849)

Two Step

* Tune 1 copyrighted Sep 27, 1940, as "Dusty Old Dust (So Long, It's Been Good To Know Ya)" (Woody Guthrie)
** Tune 9 originally titled "Shew! Fly, Don't Bother Me."
(Arranged by David E. Stumpf for Louis May)
(Recut by Mike Grant)

(Same arranger and tunes as Style 125 roll 3278 and Style 165 roll 6829)

ROLL NUMBER 13408
"Children's Roll"

1. Swinging On A Star
(From the 1944 Paramount motion picture "Going My Way")

(Jimmy Van Heusen)

(Mar 9, 1944)


2. The Teddy Bears' Picnic

(John W. Bratton)

(Jan 9, 1907)


3. Somebody, Come And Play

(Joe Raposo)

(May 21, 1970)


4. Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah
(From the 1946 Walt Disney/RKO motion picture "Song Of The South")

(Allie Wrubel)

(Oct 7, 1946)


5. Whistle While You Work
(From the 1937 Walt Disney/RKO motion picture "Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs")

(Frank Churchill)

(Dec 14, 1937)

Two Step

6. The Dwarfs' Marching Song "Heigh Ho"
(Labeled "Heigh Ho")
(From the 1937 Walt Disney/RKO motion picture "Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs")

(Frank Churchill)

(Feb 3, 1938)

Two Step

7. It's A Small World

(Sherman & Sherman)

(Jun 22, 1964)


8. Puff (The Magic Dragon)

(Yarrow & Lipton)

(Mar 22, 1963)


9. The Muppet Show Theme

(Henson & Pottle)

(1976)


10. Music Box Dancer

(Frank Mills)

(1974)



(Arranged by David E. Stumpf)
(Recut by Mike Grant)

(Same arranger and tunes as Style 125 roll 3275)



ROLL NUMBER 13409

1. Rudolph, The Red Nosed Reindeer

(Johnny Marks)

(May 9, 1949)

Fox Trot

2. Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas
(From the 1944 MGM motion picture "Meet Me In St. Louis")

(Martin & Blane)

(Oct 20, 1944)

Fox Trot

3. Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!

(Jule Styne)

(Nov 9, 1945)

Fox Trot

4. All I Want For Christmas Is My Two Front Teeth

(Don Gardner)

(Jun 3, 1947)

Fox Trot

5. We Wish You A Merry Christmas

(traditional English carol)


Waltz

6. Frosty The Snowman

(Nelson & Rollins)

(Jun 2, 1950)

Fox Trot

7. Jingle Bells

(James S. Pierpont)

(1857)

Fox Trot

8. White Christmas
(From the 1942 Paramount motion picture "Holiday Inn")

(Irving Berlin)

(May 6, 1942)

Fox Trot

9. If It Doesn't Snow On Christmas

(Pascal & Marks)

(Sep 27, 1949)

Fox Trot

10. (There's No Place Like) Home For The Holidays

(Robert Allen)

(Nov 25, 1955)

Fox Trot


(Arranged by David E. Stumpf)
(Recut by Mike Grant)

(Same arranger and tunes as Style 125 roll 3273 and Style 165 roll 6823)

ROLL NUMBER 13425
"World War I Special"

1. Over There
(From roll 13040)

(George M. Cohan)

(Jun 1, 1917)

March-OS

2. Let The Rest Of The World Go By
(From roll 13065)

(Ernest R. Ball)

(Aug 29, 1919)

Waltz

3. After You've Gone
(From roll 13049)

(Creamer & Layton)

(May 25, 1918)

Fox Trot

4. Rock-A-Bye Your Baby With A Dixie Melody
(Interpolated in the 1918 Broadway musical show "Sinbad")
(From roll 13049)

(Jean Schwartz)

(Mar 6, 1918)

Fox Trot

5. Oh, Helen!
(From roll 13052)

(McCarron & Morgan)

(Dec 24, 1918)

One Step

6. Over The Top
(From roll 13049)

(Geoffrey O'Hara)

(Oct 23, 1917)

March

7. Taxi
(From roll 13065)

(Mel B. Kaufman)

(Jul 10, 1919)

One Step

8. Jazz Babies' Ball
(From roll 13065)

(Maceo Pinkard)

(Feb 9, 1920)

Fox Trot

9. How 'Ya Gonna Keep 'Em Down On The Farm (After They've Seen Paree)
(From roll 13052)

(Walter Donaldson)

(Jan 4, 1919)

One Step

10. Johnny's In Town
(Interpolated in the Broadway revue "Ziegfeld Follies Of 1919")
(From roll 13052)

(Meyer & Olman)

(Feb 8, 1919)

One Step

11. Till We Meet Again
(From roll 13049)

(Richard A. Whiting)

(Aug 30, 1918)

Waltz

12. When The Harvest Moon Is Shining
(From roll 13065)

(Harry Von Tilzer)

(Jan 2, 1920)

Waltz


(All tunes taken from earlier rolls)



ROLL NUMBER 13426
1.
 This Is The Life
(Tunes 1-6 originally roll "1301X")
 (Irving Berlin)
 (Feb 14, 1914)
 One Step
2.
 While They Were Dancing Around
 (James V. Monaco)
 (Feb 28, 1914)
 One Step
3.
 Rebecca Of Sunnybrook Farm
 (Albert Gumble)
 (Jan 13, 1914)
 Fox Trot
4.
 I'm On My Way To Mandalay
 (Fred Fisher)
 (1914)
 Fox Trot
5
 (Unidentified) (Play tune in MP3)

Waltz
6.
 (Unidentified) (Play tune in MP3)

Waltz
7.
 Waiting For The Robert E. Lee
(From the 1913 Broadway farce "The Honeymoon Express")
(Tunes 7-9 originally roll "1017Y")
 		(Lewis F. Muir)
 (May 3, 1912)
 One Step
8.
 When I Get You Alone Tonight
 (Fred Fisher)
 (Jun 8, 1912)
 Fox Trot
9.
 Ragtime Goblin Man
 (Harry Von Tilzer)
 (Dec 23, 1911)
 Fox Trot
10.
 When You Hear That Steamboat Whistle
(From roll 10182)
 (George Fairman)
One Step
11.
 Casey Jones Went Down On The Robert E. Lee
(From roll 10182)
 (Clarence Jones)
 (Nov 2, 1912)
 Fox Trot
12.
 Amina, Queen Of The Night (or The Arab's Dream)
(Also published in 1909 as "Queen Of The Night, Amina Mine")
(Originally roll 10151)
 		(Paul Lincke)
 (1907)
 One Step

(Composited from rolls for the early, short-roll tracker frame.
Registration added by Mikey Mills. Issued by Play-Rite)
(Tune 4 was identified in 2018 by Wayne Boggs, who also identifies tune 3 as "On Mobile Bay," performed on YouTube by Vernon Dalhart. But tune date and other information
to confirm the identification is lacking, a problem exacerbated by the multiplicity of pseudonyms Dalhart used and the hundreds of recordings he made.)



ROLL NUMBER 13427
1.
 Alexander's Ragtime Band
(Title song of the 1938 20th Century Fox film)
(Tunes 1-4 originally roll "1017X")
 		(Irving Berlin)
 (Mar 18, 1911)
 Fox Trot
2.
 (Unidentified) (MP3 of tune here) (Please email, if you know the title)

Waltz
3.
 Chicken Reel
 (Joseph M. Daly)
 (Jun 25, 1910)
 Rag
4.
 Steamboat Bill
(Inspiration for the 1928 United Artists film "Steamboat Bill, Jr." and the 1928 animated short "Steamboat Willie")
 		(Leighton & Leighton)
 (1910)
 Fox Trot
5.
 You're A Grand Old Flag
(From the stage revue "George Washington, Jr.")
(From roll "100XX")
 		(George M. Cohan)
 (Jun 2, 1906)
 One Step
6.
 By The Light Of The Silvery Moon
(Originally roll "100XZ")
 (Gus Edwards)
 (1909)
 Fox Trot
7.
 Red Wing; An Indian Fable
(Copied from a splice-in on roll 13018)
 (Kerry Mills)
 (Mar 21, 1907)
 One Step
8.
 Just One Sweet Girl
(Originally roll 10099)
 (Harry Von Tilzer)
 (1908)
 One Step
9.
 Roses Bring Memories Of You
(Originally roll 10128)
 (Herbert Ingraham)
 (1908)
 Waltz
10.
 It's A Long, Long Way To Tipperary
(Revived in the 1915 revue "Dancing Around" and the 1915 musical "Chin-Chin")
(From roll 13018)
 		(Judge & Williams)
 (Oct 28, 1912)
 One Step
11.
 Everybody Works But Father
(From roll "10XXY")
 (Jean Havez)
 (1905)
 Fox Trot
12.
 (Unidentified) (MP3 of tune here) (Please email, if you know the title)
(From roll "10XXY")

March


(Composited mostly from rolls for the early, short-roll tracker frame.
Registration added by Mikey Mills. Issued by Play-Rite)


ROLL NUMBER 13500
1.
 Seventy-Six Trombones
(From the 1957 stage musical "The Music Man")
 (Meredith Willson)
 (Nov 18, 1957)
 March
2.
 Around The World (In 80 Days)
(Title song of the 1956 United Artists film)
 (Victor Young)
 (1956)
 Waltz
3.
 L-O-V-E
 (Kaempfert & Gabler)
 (1964)
 Fox Trot
4.
 A Spoonful Of Sugar
(From the 1964 Walt Disney film "Mary Poppins")
 (Sherman & Sherman)
 (1964)
 March
5.
 Cabaret
(Title song of the 1966 Broadway musical)
 (John Kander)
 (Oct 11, 1966)
 Fox Trot
6.
 It's A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World
(Title song of the 1963 United Artists film)
 (Ernest Gold)
 (1963)
 Waltz
7.
 Those Magnificent Men In Their Flying Machines
(Title song of the 1965 20th Century Fox film)
 (Ron Goodwin)
 (1965)
 One Step
8.
 Step To The Rear
(From the 1967 stage musical "How Now, Dow Jones")
 (Elmer Bernstein)
 (1967)
 March
9.
 Whatever Will Be, Will Be = Que Sera, Sera
 (Livingston & Evans)
 (May 14, 1956)
 Waltz
10.
 New York, New York
(Title song of the 1977 United Artists film)
 (John Kander)
 (1977)
 Fox Trot

(Arranged by Mikey Mills)


ROLL NUMBER 13501
1.
 One Of Those Songs
 (Gerald Calvi)
One Step
2.
 Pretend
 (Belloc, Douglas, Parman & Levere)
 (1952)
 Fox Trot
3.
 Let's Go Fly A Kite
(From the 1964 Walt Disney film "Mary Poppins")
 (Sherman & Sherman)
 (1964)
 Waltz
4.
 Mack The Knife = Mackie Messer
(From "The Threepenny Opera")
 (Kurt Weil)
 (1928)
 Fox Trot
5.
 C'est Magnifique = It's Magnificent
(From the 1953 stage musical "Can-Can")
(Cole Porter)
 (1953)
 One Step
6.
 Heart
(From the 1955 stage musical "Damn Yankees")
 (Adler & Ross)
 (1955)
 Fox Trot
7.
 The Night They Invented Champagne
(From the 1958 stage musical "Gigi")
 (Frederick Loewe)
 (1958)
 One Step
8.
 Moon River
(From the 1961 Paramount film "Breakfast At Tiffany's")
 (Henry Mancini)
 (Aug 31, 1961)
 Waltz
9.
 Orange Colored Sky
 (Delugg & Stein)
 (1950)
 Fox Trot
10.
 Before The Parade Passes By
(From the 1964 stage musical "Hello, Dolly!")
 (Jerry Herman)
 (1964)
 March

(Arranged by Mikey Mills)


ROLL NUMBER 13800
"WW II Remembered"

1. The Army Air Corps
("Official song of the United States Army Air Corps")
(From roll 13266)

(Robert Crawford)

(Oct 17, 1939)

March

2. There'll Be Blue Birds Over The White Cliffs Of Dover
(Labeled "The White Cliffs Of Dover")
(From roll 13262)

(Walter Kent)

(Nov 27, 1941)

Fox Trot

3. The U.S. Field Artillery March
(From roll 13075 or 13168)

(John Philip Sousa)

(Jan 22, 1918)

March

4. First Class Private Mary Brown
(From roll 13267)

(Frank Loesser)

(Jun 16, 1944)

Fox Trot

5. The Marines' Hymn
("Official song of the United States Marine Corps")
(Based on Offenbach's 1868 opera "Genevieve de Brabant")
(From roll 13250)

(L. Z. Phillips)

(Aug 19, 1919)

March

6. We'll Make Them Cry "Uncle" To Uncle Sam
(From roll 13267)

(Isidor G. Friedman)

(Jun 1, 1944)

Waltz

7. The Boys Will See Us Thru
(From roll 13263)

(Nycum & Capano)

(Dec 30, 1941)

Fox Trot

8. Semper Paratus
("Official U.S. Coast Guard march song")
(From roll 13266)

(Francis S. Van Boskerck)

(Jul 12, 1938)

March

9. Remember Pearl Harbor
(From roll 13262)

(Reid & Kaye)

(Dec 29, 1941)

March

10. God Bless America
(Written for, but not used in, the 1918 musical "Yip! Yip! Yaphank")
(From roll 13258)

(Irving Berlin)

(Feb 20, 1939)

Fox Trot


(Issued in 1997 by the Herschell Carrousel Factory Museum from original masters)
(Reissued in 2008 by the museum with tunes in a more appropriate order (10, 7, 3, 4, 5, 6, 1, 9, 8, 2) and retitled "Patriotic Holiday Roll")



ROLL NUMBER 13804
"Cruise Night"

1. Tennessee Waltz
(Official State song of Tennessee)
(From roll 13285)

(Stewart & King)

(Feb 26, 1948)

Waltz

2. Hearts Of Stone
(From roll 13293)

(Rudolph Jackson)

(Nov 15, 1954)

Fox Trot

3. Melody Of Love
(From roll 13294)

(H. Engelmann)

(Jan 16, 1903)

Waltz

4. Band Of Gold
(From roll 13296)

(Jack Taylor)

(Oct 28, 1955)

Fox Trot

5. Four Walls
(From roll 13298)

(Moore & Campbell)

(Apr 30, 1957)

Waltz

6. Sugartime
(From roll 13299)

(Phillips & Echols)

(Dec 17, 1957)

Fox Trot

7. The Hawaiian Wedding Song (Ke Kali Nei Au)
(From roll 13302)

(Charles E. King)

(Jan 25, 1958)

Fox Trot

8. You're Sixteen (You're Beautiful And You're Mine)
(From roll 13305)

(Sherman & Sherman)

(Oct 13, 1960)

Fox Trot

9. If You Wanna Be Happy
(From roll 13306)

(Guida & Royster)

(May 15, 1963)

Fox Trot

10. The Battle Of New Orleans
(From roll 13303)

(Jimmy Driftwood)

(Oct 25, 1957)

Fox Trot


(Issued July 2010 by the Herschell Carrousel Factory Museum for Noel Blair using original T.R.T. masters)



ROLL NUMBER 14001
"All Time Favorites"

1. There's A Rainbow 'Round My Shoulder
(From the 1928 Warner Brothers-Vitaphone motion picture "The Singing Fool")
(From roll 13161)

(Jolson, Rose & Dreyer)

(Aug 6, 1928)

Fox Trot

2. Coquette
(From roll 13153)

(Carmen Lombardo)

(Feb 10, 1928)

Fox Trot

3. Carolina Moon
(From roll 13163 or 13164)

(Joe Burke)

(Oct 22, 1928)

Waltz

4. When It's Springtime In The Rockies
("A charming waltz song")
(From roll 13196)

(Robert Sauer)

(Jun 2, 1923)

Waltz

5. Wandering Home
(Copyrighted as "Wandering"; licensed Dec 13, 1920 as "Wandering Home")
(From roll 13073)

(L.C. Case)

(Jul 21, 1920)

Waltz

6. On The Sunny Side Of The Street
(From the 1930 Broadway revue "The International Revue")
(From roll 13196)

(Jimmy McHugh)

(Feb 3, 1930)

Fox Trot

7. All By Yourself In The Moonlight
(Incorrectly labeled "All By Myself In The Moonlight")
(From roll 13164)

(Jay Wallis)

(Oct 26, 1928)

Fox Trot

8. In A Little Spanish Town
(From roll 13142 or 13146)

(Mabel Wayne)

(Jul 23, 1926)

Waltz

9. Oh, Lady Be Good
(Labeled "Lady Be Good")
(From roll 13123)

(George Gershwin)

(Dec 1, 1924)

Fox Trot

10. Hawaiian Chimes
(From roll 13083)

(Eva Applefield)

(May 14, 1921)

Waltz


(All tunes taken from earlier rolls)



ROLL NUMBER 14002
"Waltz Roll"

1. I Love You
(From roll 13114)

(Harry Archer)

(Aug 8, 1922)

Fox Trot

2. Rain
(From roll 13151)

(Eugene Ford)

(Jan 3, 1927)

Fox Trot

3. Colorado
(From roll 13114)

(Harold A. Dellon)

(Apr 20, 1923)

Waltz

4. Ramona
(Title song of the 1928 Inspirational Pictures/United Artists silent film)
(From roll 13153 or 13156)

(Mabel Wayne)

(Dec 31, 1927)

Waltz

5. Linger Awhile
(From roll 13114)

(Vincent Rose)

(Nov 16, 1923)

Fox Trot

6. On The Blue Lagoon (With You)
(From roll 13117)

(Rudolf Friml)

(Feb 6, 1924)

Waltz

7. Just Another Night
(From roll 13161 or 13163)

(Walter Donaldson)

(Jul 24, 1928)

Waltz

8. A Kiss In The Dark
(From "Orange Blossoms")
(From roll 13104)

(Victor Herbert)

(Sep 12, 1922)

Waltz

9. Swanee Blossoms
(American version of "Im Prater Blüh'n die Bäume")
(From roll 13114)

(Stolz & Springer)

(Mar 11, 1924)

Waltz

10. Mello Cello
(From roll 13073)

(Neil Moret)

(Jan 3, 1921)

Waltz


(Roll badly labeled. All tunes taken from earlier rolls)



ROLL NUMBER 14003

1. Doodle Doo Doo
(From roll 13120)

(Kassel & Switzel)

(May 15, 1924)

Fox Trot

2. Bam Bam Bamy Shore
(From roll 13133)

(Ray Henderson)

(Sep 25, 1925)

Fox Trot

3. Wabash Moon
(From roll 13208)

(Dreyer, Downey & McKenny)

(Jan 28, 1931)

Waltz

4. Dinah
(From a nightclub revue at "The New Plantations")
(From roll 13134)

(Harry Akst)

(Aug 12, 1925)

Fox Trot

5. Twelve O'Clock Waltz
(From roll 13160 or 13163)

(Harry Warren)

(Jul 13, 1928)

Waltz

6. Rocky Mountain Moon
(From roll 13102)

(Marshall & Whiting)

(Jan 15, 1923)

Waltz

7. Moonlight Memories
(From roll 13120)

(Vincent Rose)

(Jun 18, 1924)

Waltz

8. Say "Hello" To The Folks Back Home
(From roll 13208)

(Davis & Lombardo)

(Jan 6, 1931)

Waltz

9. Honest And Truly
(From roll 13120)

(Fred Rose)

(May 15, 1924)

Waltz

10. The Peanut Vendor = El Manisero
(From the 1931 MGM film "The Cuban Love Song")
(From roll 13208)

(Moises Simons)

(Aug 20, 1930)

Fox Trot


(Roll badly labeled. All tunes taken from earlier rolls)



ROLL NUMBER 14004

1. In A Corner Of The World All Our Own
(From roll 13102)

(Jesse Crawford)

(Aug 7, 1922)

Waltz

2. The Midnight Waltz
(From roll 13125)

(Walter Donaldson)

(Feb 21, 1925)

Waltz

3. Ah-Ha!
(From roll 13126)

(James V. Monaco)

(Feb 28, 1925)

Fox Trot

4. Twilight Rose
(From roll 13151)

(Paul Corbell)

(May 17, 1927)

Waltz

5. Tomorrow
(From roll 13152)

(Spitalny & Wilhite)

(Aug 22, 1927)

Waltz

6. The Waltz Of Love
(From roll 13083)

(Milo Rega)

(Mar 18, 1921)

Waltz

7. Jeannine, I Dream Of Lilac Time
(From roll 13160 or 13163)

(Nathaniel Shilkret)

(Jul 11, 1928)

Waltz

8. A Mile A Minute
(From roll 13102)

(James L. Harlin)

(Aug 14, 1917)

March

9. The Call Of The Elk
(From roll 13073)

(Harry L. Alford)

(Jul 1, 1920)

March-TS

10. Plume Of Purity
(From roll 13102)

(Joseph Kiefer; arr.: H. J. Lincoln)

(Mar 25, 1921)

March-TS


(All tunes taken from earlier rolls. Tune 3 mislabeled as "Moonlight And Roses (Bring Mem'ries Of You)", through a mistake in choosing the right tune from roll 13126)



ROLL NUMBER 14005

1. Barney Google
(From roll 13104)

(Rose & Conrad)

(Mar 29, 1923)

Fox Trot

2. Parade Of The Wooden Soldiers
(From the stage revue "La Chauve-Souris")
(From roll 13104)

(Leon Jessel)

(May 18, 1922)

Fox Trot

3. Wonderful One
(Adapted from a theme by Marshall Nielan)
(From roll 13104)

(Whiteman & Grofé)

(Dec 11, 1922)

Waltz

4. November Rose, Good-Bye
(From roll 13102)

(Jack Snyder)

(Jan 4, 1922)

Waltz

5. Sighing Sands
(From roll 13117)

(Magine, Koehler & Lyons)

(Apr 28, 1923)

Waltz

6. Marie
(From the 1928 United Artists film "The Awakening")
(From roll 13163 or 13164)

(Irving Berlin)

(Jul 24, 1928)

Waltz

7. Little Sweetheart Of The Prairie
(From roll 13208)

(Solman & Brown)

(Jan 22, 1931)

Waltz

8. Early In The Morning
(From roll 13152)

(Earl Rupp)

(Jan 10, 1928)

Waltz

9. Rose Marie
(From the 1924 Broadway musical comedy "Rose-Marie")

(Rudolf Friml)

(Sep 8, 1924)

Fox Trot

10. The Letter Carriers

(Harry J. Lincoln)

(Feb 27, 1926)

March-TS


(All tunes taken from earlier rolls)



ROLL NUMBER 14006
"Ten Tune Length"

1. In My Arms
(From the Loew's Inc. film "See Here, Private Hargrove")
(From roll 13265)

(Frank Loesser)

(May 5, 1943)

Waltz

2. Anniversary Waltz
(From roll 13264)

(Dubin & Franklin)

(Sep 11, 1941)

Waltz

3. Love Is All
(From the 1940 Universal motion picture "It's A Date")
(From roll 13256)

(Pinky Tomlin)

(Feb 11, 1940)

Waltz

4. Red Sails In The Sunset
(Interpolated in the 1935 Broadway revue "Provincetown Follies")
(From roll 13239)

(Hugh Williams)

(Aug 14, 1935)

Fox Trot

5. Moon Over Miami
(From roll 13239)

(Joe Burke)

(Dec 17, 1935)

Fox Trot

6. Take Me Back To My Boots And Saddle
(From roll 13239)

(Samuels, Whitcup & Powell)

(Oct 2, 1935)

Fox Trot


(All tunes taken from earlier rolls)



ROLL NUMBER 14007

1. When My Dream Boat Comes Home
(From roll 13243)

(Friend & Franklin)

(Oct 14, 1936)

Fox Trot

2. You'll Never Go To Heaven If You Break My Heart
(From roll 13243)

(Joe Santly)

(May 13, 1937)

Waltz

3. Boo-Hoo
(From roll 13243)

(Lombardo, Heyman & Loeb)

(Jan 14, 1937)

Fox Trot

4. There Had To Be The Waltz
(From the 1938 Broadway biography with music "Great Lady")
(From roll 13251)

(Frederick Loewe)

(Oct 26, 1938)

Waltz

5. Lambeth Walk
(From the London musical "Me And My Girl")
(From roll 13251)

(Noel Gay)

(Dec 22, 1937)

Fox Trot

6. Sleep, My Baby, Sleep
(From the 1935 Time/British International Pictures film "Two Hearts In Harmony")
(From roll 13251)

(Franz Vienna)

(Feb 5, 1935)

Waltz


(All tunes taken from earlier rolls)



ROLL NUMBER 14008

1. My Dreams
(From roll 13261)

(Paul Martin)

(Nov 25, 1940)

Waltz

2. Montana Moon
(From roll 13244)

(Ben Sanger)

(Mar 21, 1937)

Waltz

3. Little Old Lady
(From the 1936 Broadway revue "The Show Is On")
(From roll 13244)

(Carmichael & Adams)

(Oct 29, 1936)

Fox Trot

4. Why Don't My Dreams Come True
(From roll 13265)

(Jack Kohn)

(Oct 15, 1941)

Waltz

5. When You Wish Upon A Star
(From the 1940 Walt Disney motion picture "Pinocchio")
(From roll 13256)

(Leigh Harline)

(Jan 5, 1940)

Fox Trot

6. Oh, What A Beautiful Mornin'
(From the 1943 Broadway musical comedy "Oklahoma!")
(From roll 13265)

(Richard Rodgers)

(Mar 12, 1943)

Waltz


(All tunes taken from earlier rolls)



ROLL NUMBER 14009

1. Seems Like Old Times
(From roll 13272)

(Lombardo & Loeb)

(Jan 3, 1946)

Fox Trot

2. Clarinet Polka
(Adapted from "Dziadunio Polka" by Karol Namyslowski, © Dec 16, 1913)

(Jagiello)


Polka

3. Drifting Along
(From the 1937 First National/Warner Brothers film "The Captain's Kid")
(From roll 13244)

(M.K. Jerome)

(Oct 6, 1936)

Waltz

4. When I Grow Too Old To Dream
(From the 1935 MGM motion picture "The Night Is Young")
(From roll 13236)

(Sigmund Romberg)

(Jan 10, 1935)

Waltz

5. Isle Of Capri
(From roll 13236)

(Will Grosz)

(Jul 27, 1934)

Fox Trot

6. By The Sleepy Lagoon (Valse Serenade)
(Labeled "Sleepy Lagoon")
(From roll 13264)

(Eric Coates)

(Nov 10, 1930)

Waltz


(All tunes taken from earlier rolls)



ROLL NUMBER 14010
1. Beer Barrel Polka
(From the 1939 Broadway musical comedy "Yokel Boy")
(Based on Jaromir Vejvoda's "Skoda Lasky" = "Lost Love")
(From roll 13254)

(Brown & Voda)

(Mar 30, 1939)

Polka

2. The Umbrella Man
(From the 1938 Warner Brothers motion picture "Garden Of The Moon")
(From roll 13254)

(Rose & Stock)

(Jul 20, 1938)

Waltz

3. Deep Purple
(From roll 13254)

(Peter De Rose)

(Jan 6, 1939)

Fox Trot

4. The Waltz Of Memory
(From roll 13264)

(Norman & Burger)

(Aug 29, 1941)

Waltz

5. Chatterbox
(From the 1939 RKO motion picture "That's Right, You're Wrong")
(From roll 13256)

(Jerome Brainin)

(Oct 2, 1939)

Waltz

6. I Whisper Good-Night
(From roll 13254)

(Michael Edwards)

(May 9, 1939)

Waltz


(All tunes taken from earlier rolls)
(This roll was incorrectly labeled by Play-Rite. The six tunes shown on the Play-Rite label are
the same six as found on roll 13254; but tunes 4 and 5 are those shown correctly above)




ROLL NUMBER 14011
"Louis May's Composite Roll"

1.
 Civilization (Bongo, Bongo, Bongo)
(From the musical revue "Angel In The Wings")
(From roll 13276)
 (Hilliard & Sigman)
 (Aug 20, 1947)
 Fox Trot
2.
 Tennessee Waltz
(Official State song of Tennessee)
(From roll 13285)
 (Stewart & King)
 (Feb 26, 1948)
 Waltz
3.
 Too Fat Polka
(From roll 13276)
 (MacLean & Richardson)
 (Aug 25, 1947)
 Polka
4.
 I'll Dance At Your Wedding
(From roll 13276)
 (Ben Oakland)
 (Oct 30, 1947)
 Fox Trot
5.
 Red Moon Over The Valley
(From roll 13277)

Waltz
6.
 Papa, Won't You Dance With Me?
(From the stage musical comedy "High Button Shoes")
(From roll 13277)
 (Jule Styne)
 (Sep 18, 1947)
 Fox Trot

(All tunes taken from earlier rolls)
(Issued or recut by Mike Grant)




ROLL NUMBER 14500
"Edwin Franko Goldman Marches"

1. The Chimes Of Liberty

(Edwin Franko Goldman)

(Apr 18, 1922)

March

2. Stepping Along

(Edwin Franko Goldman)

(Mar 14, 1929)

March

3. Onward-Upward

(Edwin Franko Goldman)

(Jan 29, 1931)

March

4. On The Mall
(Composed for the dedication of a new bandstand in NYC's Central Park)

(Edwin Franko Goldman)

(Jul 23, 1923)

March

5. Exposition March

(Edwin Franko Goldman)

(Jul 12, 1934)

March

6. Shenandoah

(Edwin Franko Goldman)

(Feb 27, 1933)

March

7. Equinox

(Edwin Franko Goldman)

(Dec 28, 1935)

March

8. The Age Of Progress

(Edwin Franko Goldman)

(Jul 9, 1933)

March

9. On Parade

(Edwin Franko Goldman)

(Feb 5, 1934)

March

10. Bugles And Drums

(Edwin Franko Goldman)

(Jun 19, 1936)

March


(Arranged by David E. Stumpf; issued by Mike Grant)

(Same arranger and tunes as Style 125 roll 3274)

ROLL NUMBER 14501
"Old Time Tunes"

1. Colonel Bogey

(Kenneth J. Alford)

(Mar 5, 1914)

March

2. Take Me Out To The Ball Game

(Albert Von Tilzer)

(May 2, 1908)

Waltz
3. The Fountain In The Park (While Strolling Through The Park One Day)

(Ed Haley)

(Dec 30, 1939)


4. In The Good Old Summer Time
(From the 1902 Broadway musical comedy "The Defender")

(George Evans)

(May 24, 1902)

Waltz

5. I Want A Girl (Just Like The Girl That Married Dear Old Dad)

(Harry Von Tilzer)

(May 1, 1911)


6. Daisy Bell (A Bicycle Built For Two)

(Harry Dacre)

(1892)

Waltz
7. Wait 'Till The Sun Shines, Nellie

(Harry Von Tilzer)

(Mar 31, 1905)


8. The Band Played On

(Charles B. Ward)

(Dec 24, 1926)

Waltz
9. A Hot Time In The Old Town

(Theo. A. Metz)

(1896)


10. Let Me Call You Sweetheart (I'm In Love With You)

(Leo Friedman)

(Apr 8, 1910)

Waltz


(Arranged by David E. Stumpf)
(Issued by Mike Grant)



ROLL NUMBER 14502
"Old Time Tunes, Volume 2"

1. My Pony Boy

(Charey O'Donnell)

(Jan 22, 1909)


2. The Old Grey Mare (The Wiffle Tree Song)

(Frank Panella)

(Oct 4, 1917)

One Step

3. When Irish Eyes Are Smiling
(From the 1912 musical "Isle O' Dreams")

(Ernest R. Ball)

(Aug 12, 1912)

Waltz

4. By The Light Of The Silvery Moon

(Gus Edwards)

(1909)

Fox Trot

5. The Gang That Sang Heart Of My Heart

(Ben Ryan)

(Jun 15, 1926)


6. Beautiful Dreamer

(Stephen Collins Foster)

(1864)

Waltz
7. Once In Love With Amy
(From the stage musical comedy "Where's Charlie")

(Frank Loesser)

(Sep 27, 1948)

Fox Trot

8. Let's Take An Old Fashioned Walk
(From the 1949 Broadway musical comedy "Miss Liberty")

(Irving Berlin)

(May 25, 1949)

Waltz

9. An Apple For The Teacher
(From the 1939 Gus Edwards film biography "The Star Maker")

(James V. Monaco)

(Jul 17, 1939)


10. Every Little Movement
(From the musical comedy "Madame Sherry")

(Karl Hoschna)

(1910)



(Arranged by David E. Stumpf)
(Issued by Mike Grant)


ROLL NUMBER 14503
"Old Time Tunes, Volume 3"

1. Oh You Beautiful Doll

(Nat D. Ayer)

(Sep 13, 1911)

Two Step

2. Ciribiribin

(Alberto Pestalozza)

(Sep 21, 1899)

Waltz

3. Moonlight Bay

(Percy Wenrich)

(Jan 18, 1912)

Two Step

4. Sweet Molly Malone
(Often known as "Molly Malone")

(traditional)


Waltz
5. Funiculě, Funiculŕ (A Merry Life)

(Luigi Denza)

(1880)

Waltz

6. Annie Laurie

(traditional)



7. School Days (When We Were A Couple Of Kids)

(Gus Edwards)

(Nov 16, 1906)

Waltz

8. My Melancholy Baby
(Originally titled "Melancholy")

(E.M. Burnett)

(Oct 31, 1911)


9. Shine On, Harvest Moon

(Nora Bayes-Norworth)

(1908)


10. Chinatown, My Chinatown
(From "Up And Down Broadway")

(Jean Schwartz)

(Jul 6,1910)



(Arranged by David E. Stumpf)
(Issued by Mike Grant)



ROLL NUMBER 14504

1. Baruška Polka = Barbara Polka

(Louis Vitak)

(Feb 19, 1927)

Polka

2. Pennsylvania Polka
(From the 1942 Universal motion picture "Give Out, Sisters")

(Lee & Manners)

(May 2, 1942)

Polka

3. Rain-Rain Polka = Prsi-Prsi

(J.P. Elsnic)


Polka

4. Helena Polka

(traditional)


Polka

5. Beer Barrel Polka
(From the 1934 Broadway musical comedy "Yokel Boy")
(Based on Jaromir Vejvoda's "Skoda Lasky" = "Lost Love")

(Brown & Voda)

(Mar 30, 1939)

Polka

6. Jolly Coppersmith Polka



Polka

7. More Beer Polka

(Julian Henry Miller)

(Jul 19, 1948)

Polka

8. Clarinet Polka
(Adapted from "Dziadunio Polka," by Karol Namyslowski, ©Dec 19, 1913)

(Jagiello)


Polka


(Arranged by Bob Stuhmer for Louis May; privately issued by David E. Stumpf)



ROLL NUMBER 14505

1. Ruby Polka



Polka

2. Mother Goose Polka



Polka

3. Saturday Night Polka



Polka

4. Springtime Polka



Polka

5. Victory Polka
(From the 1944 Columbia motion picture "Jam Session")

(Jule Styne)

(July 13, 1943)

Polka

6. Ku Ku Polka



Polka

7. Secessya Polka
(Mislabeled "Sucessya Polka")

(traditional; arr.: Louis Vitak)

(Apr 1, 1923)

Polka

8. Blackberry Polka



Polka


(Arranged by Bob Stuhmer for Louis May)
(Privately issued by David E. Stumpf)
(Recut by Mike Grant, with the notation "Louis May's Gypsy Polka Roll")



ROLL NUMBER 14506

1. New York Times Color March

(Carl Schlesinger)

(Oct 30, 1995)

March

2. When You're Counting The Stars Alone
(Labeled "Counting The Stars Alone")

(Russell, Rose & Murray)

(1930)

Fox Trot

3. It's A Sin To Tell A Lie

(Billy Mayhew)

(Feb 10, 1936)

Waltz

4. Someone Sang A Sweeter Song To Mary
(Mislabeled "Someone Saying A Sweeter Song For Mary")

(Terry Shand)

(Oct 30, 1930)

Fox Trot

5. The Kiss Waltz
(From the 1930 Warner Brothers motion picture "Dancing Sweeties")

(Joe Burke)

(Apr 11, 1930)

Waltz

6. I Still Get A Thrill Thinking Of You

(J. Fred Coots)

(Jun 23, 1930)

Fox Trot

7. Cheerful Little Earful

(Harry Warren)

(1930)

Fox Trot

8. Bombardier

(Karl King)

(1942)

March

9. The Whole Darned Thing's For You

(Fred E. Ahlert)

(1929)

Fox Trot

10. Night Watch March

(Karl King)


March


(Arranged by Bob Stuhmer; issued by Mike Grant)



ROLL NUMBER 14507

1. We Stand United

(Karl L. King)

(1956)

March

2. Here Am I
(Popularized in the 1935 motion picture "Sweet Adeline")

(Jerome Kern)

(1929)

Fox Trot

3. What A Day

(Harry Woods)

(Mar 28, 1929)

Fox Trot

4. The Whiffenpoof Song
(First published in "The New Yale Song Book," 1918)

(Minnigerode, Pomeroy & Galloway)

(1927)

FT/Waltz

5. Wishing And Waiting For Love
(From the 1929 First National film "Broadway Babies")

(Harry Akst)

(May 6, 1929)

Fox Trot

6. If You Were The Only Girl In The World

(Nat D. Ayer)

(Jun 15, 1916)

Waltz

7. Am I A Passing Fancy (Or Am I The One In Your Dreams?)

(Silver, Sherman & Lewis)

(1929)

Fox Trot

8. Waltz medley: You Tell Me Your Dream And I'll Tell You Mine
Memories



(Chas. N. Daniels)
(Egbert Van Alstyne)



(Mar 11, 1899)
(Oct 20, 1913)

Waltz

9. My Baby Just Cares For Me

(Walter Donaldson)

(1930)

Fox Trot

10. Torch Of Liberty

(King & Swearingen)

(1942)

March


(Arranged by Bob Stuhmer; issued by Mike Grant)



ROLL NUMBER 14508

1. Florentiner Marsch

(Julius Fucik)


March

2. Ah Marie = Oh Marie

(Eduardo di Capua)

(1910)

Waltz
3. Carnival Of Venice

(Ambroise Thomas)


Waltz
4. Poppa Piccolino

(Vittorio Mascheroni)

(1953)


5. That's Amore = That's Love
(From the York Pictures Corp. film "The Caddy")

(Harry Warren)

(Jul 9, 1953)

Waltz

6. Tesoro Mio = My Treasure

(Ernesto Becucci)

(Jul 2, 1906)

Waltz

7. Anna Maria

(Jenkins & Farmer)



8. Santa Lucia (Italian folk song)

(T. Cottrau)

(Aug 13, 1915)

Waltz

9. La Spagnola

(Vincenzo Di Chiara)


Waltz
10. Eh, Cumpari!

(traditional; arr. La Rosa & Bleyer)

(1953)



(Arranged by David E. Stumpf; issued by Mike Grant)



ROLL NUMBER 14509
"Good Old USA Carousel Music #1"

1. Give My Regards To Broadway
(From "Little Johnny Jones")

(George M. Cohan)

(Oct 20, 1904)

March

2. Meet Me In St. Louis, Louis

(Kerry Mills)

(Feb 2, 1904)

Waltz

3. Ta-Ra-Ra Boom-De-Ay
(Labeled "Ta-ra-ra Boom-de-re")

(Henry J. Sayers)

(1891)


4. The Sidewalks Of New York

(Lawlor & Blake)

(Aug 27, 1894)

Waltz

5. (I Wish I Was In) Dixie's Land

(Daniel Decatur Emmett)

(1860)

March

6. Daisy Bell (A Bicycle Built For Two)

(Harry Dacre)

(1892)

Waltz
7. (Pack Up Your Troubles In Your Old Kit Bag And) Smile, Smile, Smile

(Felix Powell)

(Nov 23, 1915)


8. The Whistler And His Dog

(Arthur Pryor)

(Jul 27, 1905)


9. After The Ball
(Introduced in "A Trip To Chinatown")

(Charles K. Harris)

(Nov 12, 1892)

Waltz

10. El Capitan

(John Philip Sousa)

(May 18, 1896)

March


(Arranged by Tom Meijer; issued by Mike Grant, courtesy of Marion Roehl)

(Transcribed to Style 125 and issued as roll 3611)



ROLL NUMBER 14510
"Good Old USA Carousel Music #2"

1. You're A Grand Old Flag
(From the stage revue "George Washington, Jr.")

(George M. Cohan)

(June 2, 1906)

One Step

2. School Days (When We Were A Couple Of Kids)

(Gus Edwards)

(Nov 16, 1906)

Waltz

3. K-K-K-Katy

(Geoffrey O'Hara)

(Mar 16, 1918)


4. In The Shade Of The Old Apple Tree

(Egbert Van Alstyne)

(Jan 10, 1905)

Waltz

5. Hello Ma Baby

(Howard & Emerson)

(1899)


6. Yankee Doodle Boy
(Labeled "I'm A Yankee Doodle Dandy")
(From "Little Johnny Jones")

(George M. Cohan)

(Oct 20, 1904)

March

7. In The Good Old Summertime
(From the 1902 Broadway musical comedy "The Defender")

(George Evans)

(May 24, 1902)

Waltz

8. A Hot Time In The Old Town

(Theo. A. Metz)

(1896)


9. In My Merry Oldsmobile

(Gus Edwards)

(May 8, 1905)


10. Battle Hymn Of The Republic

(attrib.: William Steffe)

(Apr. 9, 1862)



(Arranged by Tom Meijer; issued by Mike Grant, courtesy of Marion Roehl)

(Transcribed to Style 125 and issued as roll 3612)



ROLL NUMBER 14511
"Good Old USA Carousel Music #3"

1. Waiting For The Robert E. Lee

(Lewis F. Muir)

(1912)


2. You Made Me Love You

(James V. Monaco)

(Apr 30, 1913)


3. I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now
(From the 1909 Broadway revue "The Prince of Tonight")

(Joseph E. Howard)

(Feb 1, 1909)

Waltz

4. How 'Ya Gonna Keep 'Em Down On The Farm (After They've Seen Paree)

(Walter Donaldson)

(Jan 4, 1919)


5. Put On Your Old Grey Bonnet

(Percy Wenrich)

(Nov 5, 1909)


6. American Patrol

(F.W. Meacham)

(Mar 30, 1885)

March

7. I Want A Girl (Just Like The Girl That Married Dear Old Dad)

(Harry Von Tilzer)

(May 1, 1911)


8. I've Got Rings On My Fingers

(Maurice Scott)

(Mar 30, 1909)


9. Come Josephine In My Flying Machine

(Fred Fisher)

(Oct 18, 1910)

Waltz
10. Over There

(George M. Cohan)

(Jun 1,1917)

March-OS


NOTE: Tune 4 was formerly misidentified here as Harry Von Tilzer's "Down On The Farm," and may be shown as such on labels.

(Arranged by Tom Meijer; issued by Mike Grant, courtesy of Marion Roehl)

(Transcribed to Style 125 and issued as roll 3613)



ROLL NUMBER 14512
"Good Old USA Carousel Music #4"

1. Ma
(Labeled "Ma, He's Making Eyes At Me")
(From the Broadway revue "The Midnight Rounders Of 1921")

(Con Conrad)

(Jul 22, 1921)

Fox Trot

2. Bill Bailey, Won't You Please Come Home

(Hughie Cannon)

(1902)


3. Row, Row, Row
(Interpolated in the Broadway revue "Ziegfeld Follies Of 1912")

(Jimmie Monaco)

(Sep 21, 1912)

Two Step

4. Ja-Da, Ja-Da, Ja-Da (Jing-Jing-Jing)

(Bob Carleton)

(Oct 1, 1918)

Fox Trot

5. He'd Have To Get Under, Get Out And Get Under To Fix Up His Automobile
(From the 1913 Broadway production "The Pleasure Seekers")

(Maurice Abrahams)

(Nov 1, 1913)

Fox Trot

6. The Organ Grinder's Serenade

(Chas. K. Harris)

(1897)

Waltz
7. Rock-A-Bye Your Baby With A Dixie Melody
(Interpolated in the 1918 Broadway musical "Sinbad")

(Jean Schwartz)

(Mar 6, 1918)

Fox Trot

8. Good-Bye Broadway, Hello France
(From the Broadway revue "The Passing Show Of 1917")

(Billy Baskette)

(Jun 20, 1917)

One Step

9. At The Darktown Strutters' Ball

(Shelton Brooks)

(Nov 19, 1917)

Fox Trot

10. The High School Cadets

(John Philip Sousa)

(1890)

March


(Arranged by Tom Meijer; issued by Mike Grant, courtesy of Marion Roehl)

(Transcribed to Style 125 and issued as roll 3614)



ROLL NUMBER 14513

1. Who's Afraid Of The Big Bad Wolf
(From the 1933 United Artists cartoon "The Three Little Pigs")

(Frank E. Churchill)

(Sep 22, 1933)

Two Step

2. The Dwarfs' Marching Song "Heigh-Ho"
(From the 1937 Walt Disney/RKO film "Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs")

(Frank Churchill)

(Feb 3, 1938)

Two Step

3. Medley from "Mary Poppins"

(Sherman & Sherman)



4. Medley from "Mary Poppins"

(Sherman & Sherman)



5. Tie A Yellow Ribbon 'Round The Ole Oak Tree

(Levine & Brown)

(Jun 27, 1973)

Two Step

6. Whistle While You Work
(From the 1937 Walt Disney/RKO film "Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs")

(Frank Churchill)

(Dec 14, 1937)

Two Step

7. Medley from "The Wizard Of Oz"

(Arlen & Harburg)


Waltz

8. Toyland
(From the 1903 operetta "Babes In Toyland")

(Victor Herbert)

(Oct 24, 1903)

Waltz

9. I'm Popeye The Sailor Man
(From the 1933 Fleischer Studios cartoon "Popeye The Sailor")

(Sammy Lerner)

(Feb 16, 1934)

Waltz/TS

10. Sleeping Beauty Waltz

(Peter I. Tchaikovsky)

(Jan 14,1890)

Waltz


(Arranged by Bob Stuhmer)
(Issued by Mike Grant)



ROLL NUMBER 14514
"Broadway Musical 'State Fair'"

1. Our State Fair

(Richard Rodgers)

(1945)

March

2. It Might As Well Be Spring

(Richard Rodgers)

(1945)

Fox Trot

3. That's For Me

(Richard Rodgers)

(1945)

Fox Trot

4. Isn't It Kinda Fun?

(Richard Rodgers)

(1945)

Fox Trot

5. When I Go Out Walking With My Baby

(Richard Rodgers)

(1945)

Fox Trot

6. It's A Grand Night For Singing

(Richard Rodgers)

( jul 16, 1945)

Waltz

7. The Man I Used To Be

(Richard Rodgers)

(1945)

Fox Trot

8. All I Owe Ioway

(Richard Rodgers)

(1945)

March

9. That's The Way It Happens

(Richard Rodgers)

(1945)

Fox Trot

10. Boys And Girls Like You And Me

(Richard Rodgers)

(1945)

Fox Trot


(Arranged by David E. Stumpf)
(Issued by Mike Grant, with the notation "A Tribute to
Richard Rodgers" rather than "Broadway Musical 'State Fair'")



ROLL NUMBER 14515
"Halloween Roll"

1. Addams Family Theme

(Vic Mizzy)
 (1964)


2. Scooby Doo Theme

(Mook & Raleigh)
 (Sep 13, 1969)


3. Dem Bones
(Sometimes titled "Dry Bones" or "Dem Dry Bones")

(James Weldon Johnson)


4. Casper The Friendly Ghost Theme

(Jerry Livingston)
 (1945)


5. Monster Mash

(Pickett & Capizi)
 (1962)


6. Bewitched Theme

(Keller & Greenfield)
 (Sep 17, 1964)


7. The Witch Doctor

(Ross Bagdasarian)
 (Jan 1, 1958)


8. Ghostbusters

(Ray Parker, Jr.)
 (1984)


9. The Munsters Theme

(Jack Marshall)
 (Sep 24, 1964)


10. Medley: Nightmare Before Christmas

(Danny Elfman)
 (1993)



NOTE: Preceding tune 1 is the beginning of Bach's Toccata in D Minor; following tune 10 is the finale of the Toccata.
(Arranged by Bob Stuhmer, 2005, for Andy Adams, d.b.a. Gold Leaf Galleries, Bristol, CT)
(Issued by Mike Grant)

(Same arranger and tunes as Style 125 roll 3912)

ROLL NUMBER 14516
"Patriotic Roll"
1.
 Semper Fidelis
 (John Philip Sousa)
 (Dec 29, 1888)
 March
2.
 Patriotic Medley #1:
      America (My Country, 'Tis Of Thee)
      America The Beautiful
(traditional)
(Samuel A. Ward)
(Nov 15, 1832)
(1882)
3.
 Patriotic Medley #2:
      Yankee Doodle Boy
       (From "Little Johnny Jones")
      You're A Grand Old Flag    
    (From the stage revue "George Washington, Jr.")
      This Land Is Your Land
(George M. Cohan)
 
(George M. Cohan)
    
(Woody Guthrie)
(Oct 20, 1904)
   
(Jun 2, 1906)
        
(Feb 23, 1940)
4.
 Battle Hymn Of The Republic
 (attrib.: William Steffe)
 (Apr 9, 1862)
5.
 The Washington Post
 (John Philip Sousa)
 (1889)
 March
6.
 Just Before The Battle, Mother
 (George F. Root)
 (1863)
7.
 Tramp, Tramp, Tramp, The Boys Are Marching
 (George F. Root)
 (Jan 5, 1865)
8.
 The High School Cadets
 (John Philip Sousa)
 (1890)
 March
9.
 Yankee Doodle
 (anonymous)
 (ca. 1767)
 March
10.
 The Star Spangled Banner
 (attrib.: John Stafford Smith)
 (1814)
 March

(Tunes 1-5 arranged by Bob Stuhmer. Tunes 6-10 from roll 13036)
(Issued by Mike Grant)

ROLL NUMBER 14517
"Children's Roll #2"

1. Medley from Walt Disney's "Snow White"

(Frank Churchill)
 (1937)


2. Americana medley: "Yellow Rose Of Texas," "You Are My Sunshine," "Red River Valley"



Fox Trot

3. Are You Lonesome Tonight

(Turk & Handman)

(Sep 17, 1926)

Waltz
4. March Of The Toys

(Victor Herbert)



5. The Bare Necessities
(From Walt Disney film "The Jungle Book")
(Mislabeled "Bear Necessities")

(Terry Gilkyson)
 (1967)


6. Beautiful Dreamer

(Stephen Collins Foster)

(1864)

Waltz
7. Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo (The Magic Song)
(From the 1950 Walt Disney/RKO motion picture "Cinderella")

(David, Hoffman & Livingston)

(Nov 14, 1949)


8. Classic TV medley: Andy Griffith Show, Dick Van Dyke Show, Meet The Flintstones




9. Medley: Love Makes The World Go 'Round
(Theme from the 1961 Broadway musical "Carnival")
Whatever Will Be, Will Be = Que Sera, Sera



(Bob Merrill)

(Livingston & Evans)



(Feb 3, 1961)

(May 4, 1956)

Waltz

10. When The Saints Go Marching In

(traditional)



11. The Things We'll Need To Know
(Mislabeled "The Things We Need To Do")

(Kristen Puttagio)

(2002)



(Arranged by Bob Stuhmer, 2005, for Andy Adams (Gold Leaf Galleries); issued by Mike Grant)

(Same arranger and tunes as Style 125 roll 3913)

ROLL NUMBER 14518
"Broadway Musical 'The Music Man'"

1. Seventy-Six Trombones

(Meredith Willson)

(Nov 18, 1957)

March

2. Iowa Stubborn

(Meredith Willson)

(1957)

Fox Trot

3. Goodnight, My Someone

(Meredith Willson)

(1957)

Waltz

4. Sincere

(Meredith Willson)

(1957)

Waltz

5. Pick-A-Little, Talk-A-Lttle

(Meredith Willson)

(1957)

Fox Trot

6. Good-Night, Ladies

(traditional)

(May 18, 1867)

Fox Trot

7. Marian The Librarian

(Meredith Willson)

(1957)

Fox Trot

8. Gary, Indiana

(Meredith Willson)

(1957)

Fox Trot

9. The Wells Fargo Wagon

(Meredith Willson)

(1957)

Fox Trot

10. Lida Rose

(Meredith Willson)

(1957)

Fox Trot

11. Till There Was You

(Meredith Willson)

(1957)

Fox Trot

12. It's You

(Meredith Willson)

(1957)

Waltz


(Arranged by David E. Stumpf; issued by Mike Grant)



ROLL NUMBER 14519
"Big Band Swing Roll--A Special Tribute To Lake Compounce Theme Park"

1. In The Mood (Play tune in MP3)

(Joe Garland)

(1939)

Swing

2. Don't Sit Under The Apple Tree (With Anyone Else But Me) (Play tune in MP3)

(Brown, Tobias & Stept)

(1942)

Fox Trot

3. What A Wonderful World

(Dietz & Schwartz)

(1935)

Waltz

4. Chattanooga Choo-choo

(Harry Warren)

(1941)

Swing

5. Sentimental Journey

(Green, Brown & Homer)

(1944)

Fox Trot

6. Jeepers Creepers

(Harry Warren)

(Nov 2, 1938)

Two Step

7. Take The "A" Train (Play tune in MP3)

(Billy Strayhorn)

(1941)

Swing

8. On The Sunny Side Of The Street

(Jimmy McHugh)

(Feb 2, 1930)

Fox Trot

9. Stompin' At The Savoy

(Goodman, Sampson & Webb)

(1936)

Two Step

10. Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy
(From "Buck Privates")

(Raye & Prince)

(Feb 18, 1941)

Boogie

11. Jumpin' At The Woodside (Play tune in MP3)

(William "Count" Basie)

(1938)

One Step


(Arranged by Rich Olsen for Andy Adams (Gold Leaf Galleries); issued February 2008 by Mike Grant)

(Same arranger and tunes as Style 125 roll 3902 and Style 165 roll 6845,
except the Style 165 roll does not include "What A Wonderful World")

ROLL NUMBER 14520
"Italian Festival Roll"

1. Funiculě, Funiculŕ (A Merry Life)

(Luigi Denza)

(1880)

March

2. Ciribiribin

(Alberto Pestalozza)

(Sep 21, 1899)

Waltz

3. Isle Of Capri

(Will Grosz)

(Jul 27, 1934)

Fox Trot

4. That's Amore = That's Love
(From the York Pictures Corp. film "The Caddy")

(Harry Warren)

(Jul 9, 1953)

Waltz

5. O Sole Mio

(Eduardo di Capua)

(1898)

Tango

6. Volare (Nel Blu, Dipinto Del Blu)

(Domenico Modugno)

(1958)

Fox Trot

7. La Donna E Mobile
(From the opera "Rigoletto")

(Giuseppe Verdi)

(1851)

Waltz

8. Eh, Cumpari

(traditional; adap. La Rosa & Bleyer)

(1953)

One Step

9. Santa Lucia (Italian Folk Song)

(T. Cottrau)

(Aug 13, 1915)

Waltz

10. Reginella Campagnola = The Woodpecker Song
(From the Republic film "Ride, Tenderfoot, Ride")

(Eldo di Lazzaro)

(Feb 15, 1940)

Fox Trot


(Arranged by Rich Olsen for Andy Adams (Gold Leaf Galleries); issued June 2008 by Mike Grant)

(Same arranger and tunes as Style 125 roll 3911)

ROLL NUMBER 14521
"Rockin' Roll Hits"

1. Rock Around The Clock
(Original title: "We're Gonna Rock Around The Clock Tonight")

(Freedman & De Knight)

(1952)

Boogie

2. The Loco-Motion

(Goffin & King)

(1962)

Fox Trot

3. Mr. Sandman

(Pat Ballard)

(1954)

Two Step

4. Under The Boardwalk

(Young & Resnick)

(1964)

Samba

5. Bad Moon Rising

(John Fogerty)

(Apr 1969)

Rock

6. Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka-Dot Bikini

(Vance & Pockriss)

(Jun 9, 1960)

Fox Trot

7. Bristol Stomp

(Mann & Appell)

(1961)

Rock

8. Please Mr. Postman

(Dobbins, Garrett & Brianbert)

(1961)

Fox Trot

9. Dance By The Light Of The Moon

(Smith & Goldsmith)

(1960)

Two Step

10. Another Saturday Night

(Sam Cooke)

(1963)

Rock

11. Don't Hang Up

(Mann & Appell)

(1962)

One Step


(Arranged by Rich Olsen for Andy Adams (Gold Leaf Galleries))

(Same arranger and tunes as Style 125 roll 3903 and Style 165 roll 6853, except the Style 125 version does not
include "Under The Boardwalk" and the Style 165 version does not include "Dance By The Light Of The Moon")

ROLL NUMBER 14522
"Country Carousel No. 3"

1. Back In The Saddle Again
(From the motion picture "Roving Tumbleweeds")

(Whitley & Autry)

(Mar 1, 1940)

Two Step

2. 9 To 5
(From the motion picture "Nine To Five")

(Dolly Parton)

(1980)

Two Step

3. Cotton Eyed Joe

(traditional; arr. Rich Olsen)


Dance

4. Wings Of A Dove

(Bob Ferguson)

(1960)

Waltz

5. Ring Of Fire

(Cash & Kilgore)

(1963)

Two Step

6. Down At The Twist And Shout

(Mary Chapin Carpenter)

(1991)

Two Step

7. I Fall To Pieces

(Cochran & Howard)

(1961)

Two Step

8. Someday Soon

(Ian Tyson)

(1964)

Two Step

9. Rocky Top

(Bryant & Bryant)

(1967)

One Step

10. Happy Trails

(Dale Evans-Rogers)

(1950)

Two Step


(Arranged by Rich Olsen for Andy Adams (Gold Leaf Galleries))

(Same arranger and tunes as Style 125 roll 3904 and Style 165 roll 6852)


ROLL NUMBER 14522-A
1.
 Beautiful Heaven = Cielito Lindo
 (C. Fernandez)
 (Jan 26, 1924)
 Waltz
2.
 Mexicali Rose
 (Jack B. Tenney)
 (1923)
 Waltz
3.
 I'm Gonna Sit Right Down And Write Myself A Letter
 (Fred E. Ahlert)
 (1935)
 Fox Trot
4.
 The Happy Wanderer (Val-de ri, Val-de ra)
 (Friedrich W. Möller)
 (Jan 29, 1954)
 Fox Trot
5.
 Come To The Fair
 (Easthope Martin)
 (1926)
 Waltz
6.
 I'm Called Little Buttercup
(From the 1878 comic opera "H.M.S. Pinafore")
 (Sir Arthur Sullivan)
 (May 25, 1878)
 Waltz
7.
 By The Beautiful Sea
 (Harry Carroll)
 (1914)
 Fox Trot
8.
 Talk To The Animals
(From the 1967 20th Century Fox film "Doctor Doolittle")
 (Leslie Bricusse)
 (1967)
 Fox Trot
9.
 Swedish Rhapsody No. 1 (Midsommarvaka)
 (Hugo Alfven)
 (1903)
 Fox Trot
10.
 Oh Johnny, Oh Johnny, Oh
 (Abe Olman)
 (Feb 7, 1917)
 Fox Trot

(Arranged by David E. Stumpf)
(Originally created without roll number. Later numbered and issued by Mike Grant, labeled 14522)

ROLL NUMBER 14523
"Christmas Carousel"

1. We Wish You A Merry Christmas

(traditional)


Waltz

2. A Holly Jolly Christmas

(Johnny Marks)

(1962)

Two Step

3. Sleigh Ride

(Leroy Anderson)

(1948)

One Step

4. Rockin' Around The Christmas Tree

(Johnny Marks)

(1958)

Two Step

5. Silver Bells

(Livingston & Evans)

(Sep 25, 1950)

Waltz

6. Winter Wonderland

(Felix Bernard)

(Nov 9, 1934)

Two Step

7. Petersburg Sleigh Ride = Petersburger Schlittenfahrt (Op. 57)

(Richard Eilenberg)

(Dec 24, 1910)

Galop

8. Jingle Bell Rock

(Beal & Boothe)

(1957)

Two Step

9. Deck The Halls With Boughs Of Holly

(traditional Welsh air)


Waltz

10. Ave Maria

(Franz Schubert)

(1825)

Waltz


(Arranged by Rich Olsen for Andy Adams (Gold Leaf Galleries))
(Serial #7, "DS153-1A" is also seen mistakenly numbered as 14523)

(Same arranger and tunes as Style 125 roll 3901)


ROLL NUMBER 14524
"Happy Birthday Roll"

1. Happy Birthday To You
(Originally titled "Good Morning To All")

(Hill & Hill)

(1893)

(Musical stew)


(Arranged by Rich Olsen for Andy Adams (Gold Leaf Galleries)

(Same arranger and tune as Style 125 roll 3905 and Style 165 roll 6844)



ROLL NUMBER 14525
"The BBE Roll"

1. Surfin' Safari

(Wilson & Love)

(1961)

Rock

2. Love Me Tender
(Adapted from the 1861 ballad "Aura Lea," by George R. Poulton)

(Matson & Presley)

(1956)

Waltz

3. I Wanna Hold Your Hand

(Lennon & McCartney)

(1963)

Rock

4. Surfin' USA

(Berry & Wilson)

(1963)

Rock

5. Hound Dog

(Leiber & Stoller)

(1952)

Blues

6. Here Comes The Sun

(George Harrison)

(1969)

Rock

7. Surfer Girl

(Brian Wilson)

(1963)

Rock

8. A Hard Day's Night

(Lennon & McCartney)

(1964)

Rock

9. When I'm Sixty-Four

(Lennon & McCartney)

(1966)

Waltz

10. Viva Las Vegas

(Pomus & Shuman)

(1963)

Samba


(Arranged by Rich Olsen for Brian Wenzinger)



ROLL NUMBER 14526

1. When The Saints Go Marching In

(traditional)


March

2. Never On Sunday

(Manos Hadjidakis)

(1960)

Fox Trot

3. The Daring Young Man On The Flying Trapeze

(Gaston Lyle)

(1867)

Waltz

4. Limbo Rock

(Strange & Sheldon)

(1962)

Rock

5. Durch Nacht zum Licht = Out Of The Night Into The Light

(Emil Laukien)


March

6. Yakety Sax

(Rich & Randolph)

(1963)

One Step

7. Be My Boogie Woogie Baby

(Mr. Walkie Talkie)

(Nov 11, 1976)

Boogie/FT

8. Fascinación = Fascination
(Revived in the 1957 Allied Artists film "Love In The Afternoon")
(Originally copyrighted Jan 23, 1905 as "Fascination: valse chanteé"; English lyrics substituted in the 1932 version)

(Filippo D. Marchetti)

(1932)

Waltz

9. Florentiner Marsch (Op. 214)

(Julius Fucik)

(1907)

March

10. Can-Can
(From the operetta "Orpheus In The Underworld")

(Jacques Offenbach)

(Oct 21, 1858)

Galop


(Arranged by Rich Olsen)

(Same arranger and tunes as Style 125 roll 3906)



ROLL NUMBER 14527
"New Halloween Roll"

1. Ghostbusters

(Ray Parker, Jr.)

(1984)

March

2. The Purple People Eater

(Sheb Woolley)

(1958)

Fox Trot

3. Ding-Dong! The Witch Is Dead
(From the 1939 MGM musical film "The Wizard Of Oz")

(Harold Arlen)

(1939)

March

4. Dem Bones
(Sometimes titled "Dry Bones" or "Dem Dry Bones")

(James Weldon Johnson)


Fox Trot

5. Addams Family Theme

(Vic Mizzy)

(1964)

Two Step/Waltz

6. Funeral March Of A Marionette (Hitchcock Theme)

(Charles-François Gounod)

(1873)

March

7. Batman Theme

(Neal Hefti)

(1966)

Fox Trot

8. Skeleton Rag

(Percy Wenrich)

(1911)

Ragtime

9. Marche Funčbre = Funeral March
(Third movement from "Piano Sonata No. 2 (Op. 35)")

(Frederic Chopin)

(1837)

March

10. Dance Of The Demon

(Eduard Holst)

(1888)

Galop


(Arranged by Rich Olsen)
(Manufactured by Mike Grant and issued by Andy Adams (Gold Leaf Galleries))

(Same arranger and tunes as Style 125 roll 3907)

ROLL NUMBER 14528
"Circus Hits"

1. Entry Of The Gladiators (Op. 68)
(Thunder And Blazes)

(Julius Fucik)

(Apr 13, 1911)
(Mar 1, 1902)

March

2. Over The Waves = Sobre Las Olas
(From roll 13021, 13175 or 13259)

(Juventino Rosas)

(Aug 1888)

Waltz

3. Ben Hur Chariot Race
(From roll 13055, 13166 or 13259)

(E. T. Paull)

(1895)

March

4. Wedding Of The Winds
(From roll 13021, 13175 or 13259)

(John T. Hall)

(Apr 2, 1896)

Grand Waltzes

5. Barnum And Bailey's Favorite March
(From roll 13281)

(Karl L. King)

(Apr 21, 1913)

March

6. The Blue Skirt Waltz = Sukýnka
(From roll 13281)

(Václav Bláha)

(Feb 2, 1944)

Waltz

7. Robinson's Grand Entree March
(From roll 13281)

(Karl L. King)

(Mar 9, 1911)

March

8. The Daring Young Man On The Flying Trapeze
(Original issue labeled "Man On The Flying Trapeze")
(From roll 13234)

(Gaston Lyle)

(1867)

Waltz

9. The Billboard March
(From roll 13281)

(John N. Klohr)

(May 20, 1901)

March

10. Circus Life
(From roll 13147, 13172 or 13229)

(Harry J. Lincoln)

(Nov 24, 1914)

March


(Tune 1 arranged by Art Reblitz. Tunes 2-10 from earlier rolls)
(Originally issued without roll number in 1990. Numbered and reissued in 2010 by Andy Adams (Gold Leaf Galleries))



ROLL NUMBER 14529
"Eur-150-1: European Favorites"

1. Wien Bleibt Wien

(Johann Schrammel)

(1887)

March

2. Paul Lincke Waltzes

(Paul Lincke)


Waltz

3. Snow Waltz = Schneewalzer

(Thomas Koschat)


Waltz

4. Trompeten-Echo = Na Golici

(Slavko Avsenik)

(1954)


5. In München steht ein Hofbräuhaus
(Original issue labeled "München Hofbrauhas [sic]")

(Wilhelm "Wiga" Gabriel)

(1935)

Waltz
6. Erinnerung an Zirkus Renz
(Original issue labeled "Zirkus Renz")

(Gustav Peter)



7. Ein Walzertraum

(Oscar Straus)

(Jun 21, 1907)

Waltz

8. Mars der Medici = March Of The Medici

(Johan Wichers)

(1938)

March

9. The Gypsy Princess = Die Csárdásfürstin

(Emmerich Kalmann)

(1915)

Waltz
10. Luna Park March

(Carl Frei)


March


(Arranged by Tom Meijer for Mike Kitner)
(Issued by Mike Kitner without number in 1993. Numbered and reissued in 2010 by Andy Adams (Gold Leaf Galleries))
(Recut by Mike Grant, labeled Eur-150-1)

(Transcribed to Style 125 and issued as roll 3603 by Mike Grant)

ROLL NUMBER 14530
"Eur-150-2: European Favorites"

1. Hoch Heidecksburg

(Rudolf Herzer)

(Feb 10, 1914)


2. Trink, Trink, Brüderlein Trink

(Wilhelm Lindemann)

(Dec 1, 1927)

Waltz
3. Patricia

(Perez Prado)

(Jul 24, 1958)


4. Le Grand Frisé

(Leo Daniderff)

(Sep 30, 1911)

Waltz
5. Sussex By The Sea

(William Ward-Higgs)

(Apr 26, 1907)


6. White Horse Inn
(From the musical comedy "White Horse Inn" ("Im weißen Rößl"))

(Ralph Benatzky)

(Mar 31, 1931)

Waltz
7. Frou-Frou

(Henri Chatau)

(Mar 10, 1902)

Waltz
8. The Woodpecker Song = Reginella Campagnola
(From the 1940 Republic film "Ride, Tenderfoot, Ride")

(Eldo di Lazzaro)

(Feb 15, 1940)

Fox Trot

9. Die Dorfmusik = The Village Music

(Mart Fryberg)

(Jan 2, 1933)

Waltz
10. Corso Marsch

(Carl Frei)


March


(Arranged by Tom Meijer for Mike Kitner)
(Issued by Mike Kitner without number in 1995. Numbered and reissued in 2010 by Andy Adams (Gold Leaf Galleries))
(Recut by Mike Grant, labeled Eur-150-2)

(Transcribed to Style 125 and issued as roll 3604 by Mike Grant)

ROLL NUMBER 14531
"Eur-150-3: European Marches"

1. Kärntner Lieder



March

2. Es lebe der Sport

(Carl Frei)


March

3. Schwarzwälder Bub'n = Black Forest Boys

(Carl Frei)


March

4. Dambusters March
(Theme for the 1954 film "The Dam Busters")

(Eric Coates)

(1954)

March

5. Untern Linden, untern Linden
(Original issue labeled "Unter den Linden"
(From the 1912 operetta "Filmzauber")

(Walter Kollo)

(1912)

March

6. Alte Kameraden = Old Comrades

(Carl Teike)

(1889)

March

7. Albert Schweitzer Marsch

(Carl Frei)


March

8. Graf von Bülow Marsch



March

9. Königsberg Marsch
(Original issue labeled "Koenigsberg")



March

10. Fliegermarsch
(From the 1912 operetta "Der fliegende Rittmeister")

(Hermann Dostal)

(1912)

March


(Arranged by Tom Meijer for Mike Kitner)
(Issued by Mike Kitner without number in 1997. Numbered and reissued in 2010 by Andy Adams (Gold Leaf Galleries))
(Recut by Mike Grant, labeled Eur-150-3)

(Transcribed to Style 125 and issued as roll 3605 by Mike Grant)

ROLL NUMBER 14532
"Christmas Roll #1"

1. Rudolph, The Red Nosed Reindeer

(Johnny Marks)

(May 9, 1949)


2. Toyland
(From "Babes In Toyland")

(Victor Herbert)

(May 14, 1903)

Waltz
3. Parade Of The Wooden Soldiers
(From the stage revue "La Chauve-Souris")

(Leon Jessel)

(May 18, 1922)

Fox Trot

4. Winter Wonderland

(Felix Bernard)

(Nov 9, 1934)


5. Santa Claus Is Comin' To Town

(J. Fred Coots)

(Oct 23, 1934)


6. The Jolly Coppersmith = Der kreuzfidele Kupferschmied

(C. Peter)

(1890)


7. White Christmas
(Original issue labeled "I'm Dreaming Of A White Christmas"
(From the 1942 Paramount film "Holiday Inn")

(Irving Berlin)

(May 6, 1942)


8. Merry Christmas Polka

(J. Francis Burke)

(Sep 15, 1949)

Polka

9. We Wish You A Merry Christmas

(traditional English carol)


Waltz
10. Petersburg Sleigh Ride = Petersburger Schlittenfahrt (Op. 57)

(Richard Eilenberg)

(Dec 24, 1910)

Galop


(Arranged by Tom Meijer for Harvey Roehl; issued by Mike Kitner, Nov. 1992)
(First released for sale in 1996, without roll number. Numbered and reissued in 2018 by Andy Adams (Gold Leaf Galleries))



ROLL NUMBER 14533
"Christmas Roll #2"

1. O Come, All Ye Faithful = Adeste Fideles

(John Francis Wade)

(1751)


2. O Sanctissima




3. Joy To The World

(George Frideric Handel; arr.: Lowell Mason)

(1839)


4. O Holy Night

(Adolphe Adam)

(1847)


5. Jesu, Joy Of Man's Desiring

(Johann Sebastian Bach)

(1723)


6. Angels From The Realms Of Glory

(James Montgomery)

(1816)


7. Go Tell It On De Mountains

(Negro spiritual)



8. Ode To Joy

(Ludwig von Beethoven)

(1824)


9. The First Noel

(traditional)



10. Auld Lang Syne

(traditional)




(Arranged by Tom Meijer for Harvey Roehl)
(First released for sale in 1996, without roll number. Numbered and reissued in 2010 by Andy Adams (Gold Leaf Galleries))



ROLL NUMBER 14534
"From Rags To Richie's"

1. Dill Pickles Rag

(Charles L. Johnson)

(1906)

Ragtime

2. Mississippi Rag

(William Krell)

(1897)

Two Step

3. Stoptime Rag

(Scott Joplin)

(1910)

Ragtime

4. Grizzly Bear Rag

(George Botsford)

(1910)

Ragtime

5. Echoes From The Snowball Club

(Harry P. Guy)

(1898)

Ragtime Waltz

6. Hungarian Rag

(Julius Lenzberg)

(1913)

Ragtime

7. A Coon Band Contest

(Arthur Pryor)

(1915)

Jazz Fox Trot

8. The Kangaroo Hop

(Melville Norris)

(1915)

Fox Trot

9. Wild Cherries; Characteristique Rag

(Ted Snyder)

(1908)

Ragtime

10. Dizzy Fingers

(Zez Confrey)

(1923)

Novelty


(Arranged by Rich Olsen)

(Same arranger and tunes as Style 125 roll 3908 and Style 165 roll 6855)



ROLL NUMBER 14535
"Music Of Little Rascals, Our Gang, Laurel & Hardy"

(14 short themes or "cues" by Leroy Shield for Hal Roach films of the 1930s)

1. Good Old Days

(Leroy Shield)

Waltz
2. Let's Face It

(Leroy Shield)


3. Little Dancing Girl

(Leroy Shield)


4. Streamline Susie

(Leroy Shield)


5. Beautiful Lady

(Leroy Shield)


6. On To The Show

(Leroy Shield)


7. Bells

(Leroy Shield)


8. Riding Alone

(Leroy Shield)


9. Look At Him Now

(Leroy Shield)


10. Dash And Dot

(Leroy Shield)

Waltz
11. Blue Blue

(Leroy Shield)


12. The Moon And You

(Leroy Shield)


13. Antics

(Leroy Shield)


14. Good Old Days Reprise

(Leroy Shield)



(Arranged by Rich Olsen for Andy Adams (Gold Leaf Galleries))

(Same arranger and tunes as Style 125 roll 3909 and Style 165 roll 6846)



ROLL NUMBER 14536

1. Hoop-Dee-Doo

(Milton Delugg)

(Mar 24, 1950)

Polka

2. Big Rock Candy Mountain

(Harry McClintock)

(1928)

Fox Trot

3. Under The Anheuser Bush

(Harry Von Tilzer)

(1903)

Waltz

4. MacNamara's Band

(Shamus O'Connor)

(1917)

March

5. Some Enchanted Evening
(From the Broadway musical "South Pacific")

(Richard Rodgers)

(Feb 23, 1949)

Fox Trot

6. Meet Me In St. Louis, Louis

(Kerry Mills)

(Feb 2, 1904)

Waltz

7. Mexican Hat Dance = El Jarabe Tapatio

(traditional)


Tonadilla

8. Love Letters In The Sand

(J. Fred Coots)

(1931)

Fox Trot

9. Cuckoo Waltz = Gökvalsen

(Johan Emanuel Jonasson)

(Dec 15, 1920)

Waltz

10. Tiger Rag

(Original Dixieland Jazz Band)

(Sep 8, 1917)

One Step


(Arranged by Rich Olsen)

(Same arranger and tunes as Style 125 roll 3910, also issued as 3916?)



ROLL NUMBER 14537

1. America Forever

(E.T.Paull)

(1898)

March

2. I Don't Care

(Harry O. Sutton)

(1905)

Fox Trot

3. A Banda

(Chico Buarque)

(1966)

Bossa Nova

4. By The Light Of The Silvery Moon

(Gus Edwards)

(1909)

Fox Trot

5. Yo Ho (A Pirate's Life For Me)

(George Bruns)

(1967)

Fox Trot

6. Espańa (Op. 236)

(Emile Waldteufel)

(1886)

Waltz

7. The Night Has A Thousand Eyes

(Weisman, Wayne & Garrett)

(1948)

Fox Trot

8. Brand New Key "The Rollerskate Song"

(Melanie Safka)

(1971)

Fox Trot

9. You Oughta Be In Pictures
(From "New York Town")

(Dana Suesse)

(Feb 19, 1934)

Fox Trot

10. Blue Tango

(Leroy Anderson)

(1951)

Tango


(Arranged by Andrew Park)



ROLL NUMBER 14538

1. The Midnight Flyer

(Frederick W. Hager; arr. E. T. Paull)

(Apr 7, 1903)

March

2. Hearts Of Promise

(Carl Loveland*)

(1915)

Waltz

3. Old Reliable

(Abe Loesch*)

(Dec 28, 1916)

March

4. First Love

(R. B. Brewer)

(1911)

Waltz

5. National Conclave

(Jesse Westover; arr. Harry J. Lincoln)

(1919)

March

6. Garden Of Lilies

(Carl Loveland*)

(Nov 22, 1913)

Waltzes

7. The Burning Of Rome

(E. T. Paull)

(1903)

March

8. Kiss Waltz (Op. 400)

(Johann Strauss)

(1882)

Waltz

9. Sabre And Spurs (March Of The American Cavalry)

(John Philip Sousa)

(Jul 5, 1918)

March

10. Valse Bleue

(Alfred Margis)

(May 17, 1900)

Waltz

* pseud. of Harry J. Lincoln
(Arranged by Mikey Mills)



ROLL NUMBER 14539

1. Lights Out

(Earl E. McCoy)

(Mar 6, 1905)

March

2. Vienna Blood = Wiener Blut (Op. 354)

(Johann Strauss)

(Jul 6, 1873)

Waltz

3. Heaven's Artillery

(Harry J. Lincoln)

(May 19, 1904)

March

4. Espanita Waltz

(George Rosey)

(Jan 3, 1898)

Waltz

5. The Twelfth Regiment

(Harry J. Lincoln)

(Mar 30, 1908)

March

6. Flower Of The Nile (Op. 224)

(F. H. Losey)

(1907)

Waltzes

7. The Battle Line Of Liberty

(Louis S. Florence)

(Dec 19, 1908)

March

8. Sunlight And Love

(Harry J. Lincoln)

(1912)

Waltzes

9. Napoleon's Last Charge

(Edward Ellis; arr. E. T. Paull)

(1910)

March

10. Dream Visions

(F. H. Losey)

(Aug 23, 1909)

Waltzes


(Arranged by Mikey Mills)



ROLL NUMBER 14540

1. Punchinello

(William Rimmer)

(1902)

March

2. Puttin' On The Ritz

(Irving Berlin)

(1929)

Fox Trot

3. Take Good Care Of My Baby

(Carole King)

(1961)

Fox Trot

4. Under the Bridges Of Paris = Sous Les Ponts De Paris

(Vincent Scotto)

(1913)

Waltz

5. St. Louis Blues March

(W. C. Handy/Glenn Miller)

(1943)

March

6. Aba Daba Honeymoon

(Fields & Donovan)

(1914)

One Step

7. One Fine Day

(Carole King)

(1963)

Fox Trot

8. Dream Train

(Billy Baskette)

(1928)

Fox Trot

9. Piffle Rag

(Gladys Yelvington)

(1911)

Ragtime

10. Valse Septembre

(Felix Godin)

(1909)

Waltz


(Arranged by Andrew Park)

(Same arranger and tunes as Style 165 roll 6861)



ROLL NUMBER 14541

1. The Chimes Of Liberty

(Edwin Franko Goldman)

(Apr 18, 1922)

March

2. Manhattan Beach

(John Philip Sousa)

(Sep 10, 1893)

March

3. Battleship Connecticut

(James M. Fulton)

(1908)

March

4. United Musician

(Harry J. Lincoln)

(1915)

March

5. To The Rescue

(Harry J. Lincoln)

(1920)

March

6. The Peacemaker

(Frank Sturtevant)

(1905)

March

7. Let 'Er Go!

(Will Wood)

(Apr 8, 1907)

March

8. Hail To America

(Fred K. Huffer)

(Dec 20, 1917)

March

9. Liberty Bell

(John Philip Sousa)

(Nov 25, 1890)

March

10. Arms Of America

(Arthur Pryor)

(1911)

March


(Arranged by Mikey Mills)



ROLL NUMBER 14542

1. The Moose

(P. Hans Flath)

(1909)

March

2. Miss Mardi Gras

(Roy S. Stoughton)

(Nov 24, 1925)

March

3. Queen City

(A. J. Weidt)

(1923)

March

4. The Fighting Yanks (Op. 50)

(H. J. Crosby)

(1920)

March

5. The Steeple Chase March

(Harry J. Lincoln)

(1914)

March

6. The Tall Cedars

(A. J. Weidt)

(1922)

March

7. Co-Ed

(J. S. Zamecnik)

(1914)

March

8. Our Boys

(J. S. Zamecnik)

(1917)

March

9. 'Cross The Rockies

(Arthur C. Morse)

(1913)

March

10. The Thunderer

(John Philip Sousa)

(Nov 1, 1889)

March


(Arranged by Mikey Mills)



ROLL NUMBER 14543

1. The Midnight Fire Alarm

(Harry J. Lincoln)

(1900)

March

2. The Sirens = Les Sirčnes

(Emile Waldteufel)

(1878)

Waltz

3. Up The Street

(Robert G. Morse)

(1879)

March

4. Seńora

(Joseph S. Nathan)

(May 14, 1907)

Waltz

5. Democracy

(Harry H. Zickel)

(1918)

March

6. Brides And Butterflies

(Neil Moret)

(1939)

Waltz

7. Sporting The Badge

(Mikey Mills)

(2015)

March

8. Coppelia

(Léo Delibes)

(May 25, 1870)

Waltz

9. El Capitan

(John Philip Sousa)

(May 18, 1896)

March

10. Sleeping Beauty Waltz

(Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky)

(Jan 14, 1890)

Waltz


(Arranged by Mikey Mills)




ROLL NUMBER 14543-A
"Country Carousel No. 4"
1. The Eyes Of Texas
 (traditional)
Fox Trot
2.
 Walking The Floor Over You
 (Ernest Tubb)
 (Apr 26, 1941)
 Fox Trot
3.
 Deep In The Heart Of Texas
 (Don Swander)
 (Dec 31, 1941)
 Fox Trot
4.
 Waltz Across Texas
 (Talmadge Tubb)
 (1965)
 Waltz
5.
 I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry
 (Hank Williams)
 (1949)
 Waltz
6.
 San Antonio Rose
 (Bob Wills)
 (Jun 5, 1940)
 Fox Trot
7.
 Are You Lonesome Tonight
 (Turk & Handman)
 (Sep 17, 1926)
 Waltz
8.
 All Right Now
 (Rodgers & Fraser)
 (1970)
 Fox Trot
9.
 How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You)
 (Holland, Dozier & Holland)
 (Jul 24, 1964)
 Fox Trot
10.
 Fascinación = Fascination
(Revived in the 1957 Allied Artists film "Love In The Afternoon")
(Originally copyrighted Jan 23, 1905 as "Fascination: valse chanteé"; English lyrics substituted in the 1932 version)		 (Filippo D. Marchetti)
 (1932)
 Waltz

(Arranged by David E. Stumpf)
(Issued by Mike Grant, labeled 14543)

(Same arranger and tunes as Style 125 roll 3915)



ROLL NUMBER 14544
"Mama Mia! Abba Favorites Part I"

1. Mamma Mia

(Andersson, Ulvaeus & Anderson)

(1975)

Fox Trot

2. Dancing Queen

(Andersson, Ulvaeus & Anderson)

(1976)

Fox Trot

3. Chiquitita

(Andersson & Ulvaeus)

(1979)

Fox Trot

4. Honey, Honey

(Andersson, Ulvaeus & Anderson)

(1974)

Fox Trot

5. Lay All Your Love On Me

(Andersson & Ulvaeus)

(1981)

Fox Trot

6. SOS

(Andersson, Ulvaeus & Anderson)

(1975)

Fox Trot

7. Take A Chance On Me

(Andersson & Ulvaeus)

(1977)

Fox Trot

8. I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do

(Andersson, Ulvaeus & Anderson)

(1975)

Fox Trot

9. Slipping Through My Fingers

(Andersson & Ulvaeus)

(1981)

Fox Trot

10. Thank You For The Music

(Andersson & Ulvaeus)

(1977)

Fox Trot


(Arranged by Andrew Park)

(Same arranger and tunes as Style 125 roll 3544 and Style 165 roll 6886)



ROLL NUMBER 14545
"Mama Mia! Abba Favorites Part II"

1. Money, Money, Money

(Andersson & Ulvaeus)

(1976)

Fox Trot

2. Under Attack

(Andersson & Ulvaeus)

(1983)

Fox Trot

3. Does Your Mother Know

(Andersson & Ulvaeus)

(1979)

Fox Trot

4. The Name Of The Game

(Andersson, Ulvaeus & Anderson)

(1977)

Fox Trot

5. The Winner Takes It All

(Andersson & Ulvaeus)

(1980)

Fox Trot

6. Waterloo

(Andersson, Ulvaeus & Anderson)

(1974)

Fox Trot

7. Our Last Summer

(Andersson & Ulvaeus)

(1980)

Fox Trot

8. I Have A Dream

(Andersson & Ulvaeus)

(1979)

Fox Trot


NOTE: Tunes 2 & 6 reversed on roll label. The correct order is shown above.

(Arranged by Andrew Park)

(Same arranger and tunes as Style 125 roll 3545)



ROLL NUMBER 14550
"Penn State University Songs"

1. Dear Old Penn State
(Written to the tune of Karl Willhelm's "Die Wacht am Rhein" = "The Watch On The Rhine")

(Carl Wilhelm)

(c1910)

March

2. The Nittany Lion

(James A. Leyden)

(1922-1924)

March

3. Victory

( James A. Leyden; arr. Clarence C. Robinson)

(c1914)

March

4. Hold 'Em State!

(John S. Crandell)

(cMar 7, 1913)

March

5. Hurrah, Penn State!

(Rex. Myers)

(c1914)

March

6. Sing For Penn State
(music used by permission of Charles B. Loomis, New Haven, Conn.)

(A. M. Hirsh)

(no date)

March

7. Pennsy State
(Written to the tune of "O Tannenbaum" = "O Christmas Tree")

(Jerome J. Morgan, class of '05)

(no date)

Waltz

8. A Toast To "State"
(Written in 1906 as Smith's "A Toast To Harvard"?)

C. Lawrence Smith, Jr.)

(no date)

March

9. Loyal Are We To "State"

(Hugo Jüngst)

(no date)

Waltz

10. Penn State

(K. B. Lohmann, class of '10)

(no date)

March


(All tunes except #2 were published in "Songs Of Penn State," compiled by Thomas N. Robbins, c1914)
(Arranged by David E. Stumpf for Rory Lehman; roll made and sold by Mike Grant, Columbia City, IN)




UNNUMBERED ROLLS ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY BY ROLL TITLE
(BUT PROVIDED WITH SERIAL NUMBERING HERE WHERE NECESSARY TO COORDINATE WITH TUNE INDEX NUMBERING)



ROLL "A"
See roll no. 13115


"ALL TIME FAVORITES"
See roll no. 14001


ROLL "B"
See roll no. 13154


"BIG BAND SWING ROLL"
See roll no. 14519

Serial #1
"B.A.B. MARCHES"
1. (I Wish I Was In) Dixie's Land

(Daniel Decatur Emmett)

(1860)

March

2. Down At Coney Island = Kato sto Yialo

(Demos Zattas)

(Feb 4, 1941)

Two-Step

3. On The Beach



March

4. The Victors



March

5. The Royal Welsh Fusiliers

(John Philip Sousa)

(Apr 24, 1930)

March

6. Down Main Street

(A. J. Weidt)

(Dec 20, 1924)

March

7. The Washington Post

(John Philip Sousa)

(1889)

March


(Transcribed from 48-key B.A.B. rolls and issued by Play-Rite for Bill Luca)



Serial #1a
"TRANSCRIBED FROM B.A.B. ROLL NO. 014"

1.
 A Little Cafe Down The Street
 (email if you know composer)
 (Dec 11, 1939)
 Waltz
2.
 The Ferryboat Serenade = La Piccinina
 (Eldo di Lazzaro)
 (1940)
 Two Step
3.
 Amapola = Poppy
 (Joseph M. Lacalle)
 (Dec 15, 1924)
 Tango
4.
 Tchi-Tchi; la java-ranchera mexicaine (du film de Marinella)
 (Vincent Scotto)
 (Apr 1, 1936)
 French Waltz
5.
 The Last Time I Saw Paris
(From the 1941 film "Lady Be Good")
 (Jerome Kern)
 (Sep 16, 1940)
 Fox Trot
6.
 It's The Same Old Shillelagh
 (Pat White)
 (1927? Jun 26, 1940?)
 Two Step
7.
 Frenesi (Cancion Tropical)
 (Alberto Dominguez Borras)
 (Oct 5, 1939)
 Fox Trot
8.
 It's No Secret That I Love You = Damisela Encantadora
(From the operetta "Lola Cruz")
 (Ernesto Lecuona)
 (Mar 11, 1937)
 Fox Trot
9.
 So You're The One

Fox Trot
10.
 Down Argentina Way
(From "Down Argentine Way")
 (Harry Warren)
 (Sep 19, 1940)
 Fox Trot


(Transcribed from a 48-key roll; issued by Mike Grant)

(Same tunes as 66-key roll no. 021, except that roll has "Dolores" (Alter & Loesser, 1941) rather than "So You're The One")



Serial #1b
"TRANSCRIBED FROM B.A.B. ROLL NO. 030"

1.
 Melody Of Love
 (H. Engelmann)
 (Jan 16, 1903)
 Waltz
2.
 Sincerely
 (Fuqua & Freed)
 (Dec 10, 1954)
 Fox Trot
3.
 Tweedlee Dee
 (Winfield Scott)
 (Dec 20, 1954)
 Fox Trot
4.
 Let Me Go, Lover!
 (Jenny Lou Carson)
 (Oct 8, 1953)
 Waltz
5.
 Mambo Italiano
 (Bob Merrill)
 (Nov 8, 1954)
 Mambo
6.
 Who Knows Why
(Popularized from Verdi's "La Traviata")


7.
 Spring In Montmartre
(Labeled "Spring In Montmarter")
 (Larry Fotine)
 (Aug 5, 1955)
 Waltz
8.
 Hearts Of Stone
 (Rudolph Jackson)
 (Nov 15, 1954)
 Fox Trot
9.
 The Naughty Lady Of Shady Lane
 (Tepper & Bennett)
 (Nov 5, 1954)
 One Step

NOTE: Tunes 6 & 7 are as shown above, although the label shows "Spring In Montmartre"
as tune 6 (and a fox trot) and "The Man I've Been Looking For" (not present on the roll) as tune 7)

(Transcribed from a 48-key B.A.B. roll owned by Howard Kohlbrenner; issued by Mike Grant)



Serial #1c
"TRANSCRIBED FROM B.A.B. ROLL NO. 365"

1.
 Some Sunday Morning
(From the 1945 Warner Brothers motion picture "San Antonio")
 (Jerome & Heindorf)
 (Jul 17, 1945)
 Fox Trot
2.
 When It's Springtime In The Rockies
("A charming waltz song")
 (Robert Sauer)
 (Jun 2, 1923)
 Waltz
3.
 Under The Double Eagle = Unter dem Doppeladler
 (J. F. Wagner)
 (Jun 10, 1913)
 March
4.
 The Woodpecker Song = Reginella Campagnola
(From the 1940 Republic motion picture "Ride, Tenderfoot, Ride")
 (Eldo di Lazzaro)
 (Feb 15, 1940)
 Two Step
5.
 Remember Pearl Harbor
 (Reid & Kaye)
 (Dec 29, 1941)
 Two Step
6.
 Mexicali Rose
 (Jack B. Tenney)
 (1923)
 Waltz
7.
 Moonlight And Roses (Bring Mem'ries Of You)
(Adapted from Edwin H. Lemare's 1892 "Andantino In D-flat")
 (Neil Moret)
 (Jan 10, 1925)
 Fox Trot

(Transcribed from a 48-key B.A.B. roll owned by Howard Kohlbrenner; issued by Mike Grant)

(add note about additional tunes in 8tti listing)


ROLL "C"
See roll no. 13113


"CHILDREN'S ROLL"
See roll no. 13408


"CHILDREN'S ROLL #2"
See roll no. 134517


Serial #2
"CHRISTMAS #1"
1. Jingle Bells

(J. S. Pierpont)

(1857)


2. Silver Bells
(From the 1951 Paramount film "The Lemon Drop Kid")

(Livingston & Evans)

(Sep 25, 1950)

Waltz

3. Away In A Manger

(James Ramsey Murray)

(1887)

Waltz
4. Frosty The Snowman

(Nelson & Rollins)

(Jun 2, 1950)


5. Jolly Old Saint Nicholas

(A. Kimball)

(Dec 9, 1910)


6. A Holly Jolly Christmas

(Johnny Marks)

(1962)


7. Up On The House Top

(Benjamin Russell Hanby)

(1864)


8. Angels We Have Heard On High

(traditional; arr.: Edward Shippen Barnes)



9. O Come Little Children = Ihr Kinderlein kommet

(Johann A. P. Schulz)

(1840)


10. Deck The Halls With Boughs Of Holly

(traditional Welsh air)




(Arranged by Wayne Holton for Harvey Roehl in 1993. Not released for sale)



"CHRISTMAS CAROUSEL"
See roll no. 14523


Serial #3
"CHRISTMAS ROLL #1"
1. It's Beginning To Look (A Lot) Like Christmas

(Meredith Willson)

(Aug 12, 1963)


2. Jolly Old Saint Nicholas

(A. Kimball)

(Dec 9, 1910)


3. The Three Little Dwarfs, Or, Hardrock, Coco, And Joe
(Labeled "Hardrock, Coco, And Joe")

(Stuart Hamblen)

(Oct 23, 1950)

Waltz
4. Santa Claus Is Comin' To Town

(J. Fred Coots)

(Oct 23, 1934)


5. Here Comes Santa Claus (Right Down Santa Claus Lane)

(Oakley Haldeman)

(Nov 20, 1947)


6. Christmas In Killarney

(Redmond, Cavanaugh & Weldon)

(Nov 8, 1950)


7. Up On The House Top

(Benjamin Russell Hanby)

(1864)


8. Silver Bells
(From the 1951 Paramount film "The Lemon Drop Kid")

(Livingston & Evans)

(Sep 25, 1950)

Waltz
9. Suzy Snowflake

(Tepper & Brodsky)

(Aug 21, 1951)


10. I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus

(Tommie Connor)

(Oct 8, 1952)



(Arranged by David E. Stumpf for Bill Luca; issued by Play-Rite. Also mistakenly called roll 13405)

(Same arranger and tunes as Style 125 roll 3272 and Style 165 roll 6821)



"CHRISTMAS ROLL #1"
Reissued in 2010 as roll no. 14532, which see.


"CHRISTMAS ROLL #2"
Reissued in 2010 as roll no. 14533, which see.



"CIRCUS HITS"
Reissued in 2010 as roll no. 14528, which see.


Serial #4
"CLIFF GRAY'S CIRCUS ROLL"
1. Entry Of The Gladiators (Op. 68)
(Thunder And Blazes)
(Arranged by Art Reblitz)
(From roll 14528)

(Julius Fucik)

(Apr 13, 1911)
(Mar 1, 1902)

March

2. Ben Hur Chariot Race
(From roll 13055, 13166 or 13259)

(E. T. Paull)

(1895)

March

3. Barnum And Bailey's Favorite March
(From roll 13281)

(Karl L. King)

(Apr 21, 1913)

March

4. The Blue Skirt Waltz = Sukýnka
(From roll 13281)

(Václav Bláha)

(Feb 2, 1944)

Waltz

5. Robinson's Grand Entree March
(From roll 13281)

(Karl L. King)

(Mar 9, 1911)

March

6. The Billboard March
(From roll 13281)

(John N. Klohr)

(May 20, 1901)

March


(Tunes from earlier rolls. Issued by Doyle Lane (Player Piano Centre, Ltd.))


.

Serial #5
"COUNTRY CAROUSEL NO. 1"
1. The Gambler

(Don Schlitz)

(Aug 11, 1977)


2. Red Wing; An Indian Fable

(Kerry Mills)

(Mar 21, 1907)


3. Heartaches By The Number

(Harlan Howard)

(Jun 2, 1959)


4. A Good Hearted Woman

(Jennings & Nelson)

(Nov 16, 1971)


5. Fräulein

(Lawton Williams)

(May 17, 1957)


6. Help Me Make It Through The Night
(Performed in the 1971 film "Fat City")

(Kris Kristofferson)

(Jun 18, 1970)


7. If You Love Me (Let Me Know)

(John Rostill)

(Jul 4, 1974)


8. Your Cheatin' Heart

(Hank Williams)

(Oct 31, 1952)


9. In The Sweet Bye And Bye

(Harry Von Tilzer)

(Aug 1, 1902)


10. Blue Moon Of Kentucky

(Bill Monroe)

(Sep 8, 1954)



(Arranged by David E. Stumpf for Bill Luca)
(Issued by Play-Rite, 1989)
(Recut by Mike Grant)

(Transcribed to Style 125 and issued as roll 3607)



Serial #6
"COUNTRY CAROUSEL NO. 2"
1. Hey, Good Lookin'

(Hank Williams)

(Jun 20, 1951)

Fox Trot

2. Jambalaya (On The Bayou)

(Hank Williams)

(Jul 28, 1952)

Fox Trot

3. He'll Have to Go

(Allison & Allison)

(Jan 15, 1960)

Waltz

4. Waterloo

(Loudermilk & Wilkin)

(Jul 13, 1959)

Fox Trot

5. When My Blue Moon Turns To Gold Again

(Walker & Sullivan)

(Dec 3, 1941)

Fox Trot

6. Silver Threads And Golden Needles

(Reynolds & Rhodes)

(Oct 5, 1956)

Fox Trot

7. I Get So Lonely
(Labeled "Oh Baby Mine (I Get So Lonely)")

(Francis Drake Ballard)

(Feb 24, 1928)

Fox Trot

8. In The Jailhouse Now
(Labeled "I'm In The Jailhouse Now")

(Jimmie Rodgers)

(1928)

Fox Trot

9. At A Georgia Camp Meeting

(Kerry Mills)

(Jul 27, 1898)

March

10. Hello Trouble
(Labeled "Hello Trouble (Come On In)")

(McDuff & Couch)

(Aug 14, 1962)

Fox Trot


(Arranged by David E. Stumpf for Bill Luca)
(Issued by Play-Rite, 1994)
(Recut by Mike Grant)

(Transcribed to Style 125 and issued as roll 3608)



"COUNTRY CAROUSEL NO. 3"
See roll no. 14522


Serial #7
"DS153-1A"
1. Puff (The Magic Dragon)

(Yarrow & Lipton)

(Mar 22, 1963)


2. The Sweetheart Of Sigma Chi

(F. Dudleigh Vernor)

(Feb 19, 1912)

Waltz
3. Look For The Silver Lining
(From the 1920 musical comedy "Sally")

(Jerome Kern)

(Jan 24, 1920)

Fox Trot

4. Thumbelina
(From the 1952 film "Hans Christian Andersen")

(Frank Loesser)

(Sep 4, 1946)


5. The Teddy Bears' Picnic

(John W. Bratton)

(Jan 9, 1907)


6. Goodnight, Irene

(Ledbetter & Lomax)

(Jul 7, 1950)

Waltz
7. The Yellow Rose Of Texas

(traditional)



8. Tennessee Waltz
(Official State song of Tennessee)

(Stewart & King)

(Feb 26, 1948)

Waltz

9. Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
(From the United Artist film "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang")

(Sherman & Sherman)

(Oct 4, 1968)


10. Mockin' Bird Hill

(Vaughn Horton)

(Oct 27, 1949)

Waltz


(Arranged by David E. Stumpf. Issued by Mike Kitner, Carlisle, Pa., with Carrousel Music, Chambersburg, Pa., 1982.
Also mistakenly called roll 14523)



"EDWIN FRANKO GOLDMAN MARCHES"
See roll no. 14500


"EUR-150-1: EUROPEAN FAVORITES"
Reissued in 2010 as roll no. 14529, which see.


"EUR-150-2: EUROPEAN FAVORITES"
Reissued in 2010 as roll no. 14530, which see.


"EUR-150-3: EUROPEAN MARCHES"
Reissued in 2010 as roll no. 14531, which see.


"GOOD OLD USA CAROUSEL MUSIC #1-#4"
See rolls no. 14509-14512


"GREAT MOMENTS IN AMERICAN MUSIC, VOLS. 1-2"
See rolls no. 13406-13407


"HALLOWEEN ROLL"
See roll no. 14515


"HAPPY BIRTHDAY ROLL"
See roll no. 14524


"ITALIAN FESTIVAL ROLL"
See roll no. 14520


Serial #8
"LOUIS MAY'S SPECIAL #101"
1. Tramp, Tramp Tramp, The Boys Are Marching

(George F. Root)

(Jan 5, 1865)


2. El Capitan

(John Philip Sousa)

(May 18, 1896)

March

3. The Thunderer

(John Philip Sousa)

(Nov 1, 1889)

March

4. Lights Out

(Earl E. McCoy)

(Mar 6, 1905)

March

5. American Patrol

(F. W. Meacham)

(Mar 30, 1885)


6. Anchors Aweigh

(Charles A. Zimmerman)

(1906)

March

7. San Antonio Rose

(Bob Wills)

(Jun 5, 1940)

Fox Trot

8. Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah
(From the 1946 Walt Disney/RKO film "Song Of The South")

(Allie Wrubel)

(Oct 2, 1946)

Fox Trot

9. I've Got A Lovely Bunch Of Coconuts
(Popularized in 1948 with "Cocoanuts" in title)

(Fred Heatherton)

(1944)

Fox Trot



(Issued by George Morley (George's Organ Rolls) for Louis May. Reissued by Play-Rite)



Serial #9
"LOUIS MAY'S SPECIAL #102"
1. On The Beautiful Blue Danube (Op. 314)
(Labeled "Blue Danube Waltz")
(From roll 13021, 13175 or 13259)

(Johann Strauss)

(May 1867)

Waltzes

2. Over The Waves = Sobre Las Olas
(From roll 13021, 13175 or 13259)

(Juventino Rosas)

(Aug 1888)

Waltz

3. The Blue Skirt Waltz = Sukýnka
(From roll 13281)

(Vaclav Bláhá)

(Feb 2, 1944)

Waltz

4. Estudiantina
(From roll 13175)

(Lacome-Waldteufel)

(Dec 22, 1881)

Waltz

5. Dream Of Heaven
(From roll 13175)

(A. W. Bauer)

(Jul 24, 1899)

Waltzes

6. Faust
(From roll 13175)

(Charles François Gounod)

(1859)

Waltz

7. Moonlight On The Lake (Op. 43)
(C. A. White's quartette arranged as piano duet)
(From roll 13174)

(Chas. D. Blake)

(Mar 11, 1906)

Waltz



(Tunes from earlier rolls. Issued by George Morley
(George's Organ Rolls) for Louis May. Reissued by Play-Rite)



Serial #10
"LOUIS MAY'S SPECIAL #103"
1. Shrimp Boats A Comin' (There's Dancin' Tonight)

(Howard & Weston)

(Oct 29, 1951)

Waltz

2. Come What May

(Vaughn Horton)

(Jan 18, 1952)

Fox Trot

3. Down Yonder
(Interpolated in the 1920 Broadway revue "Tip Top")

(L. Wolfe Gilbert)

(Mar 5, 1921)

Fox Trot

4. Goodnight, Irene

(Ledbetter & Lomax)

(Jul 7, 1950)


5. Green, Green Grass Of Home

(Curley Putman)

(Mar 10, 1965)


6. Alabama Jubilee

(Geo. L. Cobb)

(Apr 7, 1915)



(Arranged by David E. Stumpf for Louis May. Issued by Play-Rite)



Serial #11
"NO. 1"
1. El Capitan

(John Philip Sousa)

(May 18, 1896)

March

2. The Thunderer

(John Philip Sousa)

(Nov 1, 1889)

March

3. American Patrol

(F. W. Meacham)

(Mar 30, 1885)


4. Anchors Aweigh

(Charles A. Zimmerman)

(1906)

March

5. Lights Out

(Earl E. McCoy)

(Mar 6, 1905)

March

6. Battle Hymn Of The Republic

(attrib.: William Steffe)

(Apr 9, 1862)



(Arranged by David E. Stumpf for Louis May. Issued by Play-Rite)



"OLD TIME TUNES, VOLS. 1-3"
See rolls no. 14501-14503


"ROCKIN' ROLL HITS"
See roll no. 14521


Serial #12
"SPECIAL RAGTIME ROLL"
1. The Crazy Otto Rag (Medley)

(Mack Wolfson)

(1955)

Ragtime

2. Tiger Rag

(Original Dixieland Jazz Band)

(Sep 8, 1917)

Ragtime

3. St. Louis Tickle

(Barney & Seymore)

(Aug 20, 1904)

Ragtime

4. The Cascades

(Scott Joplin)

(Aug 22, 1904)

Ragtime

5. Coronation Rag

(Winifred Atwell)

(Apr 22, 1953)

Ragtime

6. Felicity Rag

(Scott Joplin)

(Jul 27, 1911)

Ragtime

7. Rattlesnake Rag

(Ethwell "Eddie" Hansen)

(Apr 9, 1917)

Ragtime

8. Peacherine Rag

(Scott Joplin)

(Mar 18, 1901)

Ragtime

9. Grandpa's Spells

(Ferdinand Joseph "Jelly Roll" Morton)

(Apr 1, 1925)

Ragtime

10. The Ragtime Dance

(Scott Joplin)

(Dec 21, 1906)

Ragtime


(Arranged by Art Reblitz for Bill Luca)
(Issued by Play-Rite, 1986)
(Recut by Mike Grant)

(Transcribed to Style 125 and issued as roll 3609)



Serial #13
"MALONE SPECIAL #4"
1.
 Tonight You Belong To Me
(From roll 13141)
 (Lee David)
 (Aug 18, 1926)
 Waltz
2.
 I'll Get By
(Sometimes listed as "As Long As I Have You")
(From roll 13164)
 (Fred E. Ahlert)
 (Aug 10, 1928)
 Fox Trot
3.
 Ting A Ling; waltz of the bells
(From roll 13138)
 (Jack Little)
 (Mar 12, 1926)
 Waltz
4.
 Walkin' My Baby Back Home
(From roll 13208)
 (Fred E. Ahlert)
 (Sep 8, 1930)
 Fox Trot
5.
 The Love Nest
(From the 1920 Broadway musical comedy "Mary")
(From roll 13070)
 (Louis A. Hirsch)
 (Sep 23, 1920)
 Fox Trot
6.
 Like We Used To Be
(From roll 13070)
 (Max Kortlander)
 (Aug 30, 1920)
 Waltz
7.
 Whispering
(From roll 13070)
 (John Schonberger)
 (Jul 22, 1920)
 Fox Trot
8.
 After You Get What You Want, You Don't Want It
(From roll 13070)
 (Irving Berlin)
 (Apr 29, 1920)
 Fox Trot
9.
 An' Furthermore
(From roll 13153)
 (Harry Warren)
 (Aug 15, 1927)
 Fox Trot
10.




(Knowledge of this roll is due to a recording made by A. B. Bonds of the North Tonawanda Musical Instrument Works band organ at Tilden Park, Berkeley, California,
in the 1970s. Tune 10 was not recorded. This web editor added, from a source now unknown, the roll title "Malone Special #4" to the CD liner notes)

(The beginning of tune 2 is truncated when compared to a recording from Carrousel Music, where the tune was presumably recorded from roll 13164)

"WALTZ ROLL"
See roll no. 14002


"WORLD WAR I SPECIAL"
See roll no. 13425


"WW II REMEMBERED"
See roll no. 13800



SITE REVISION HISTORY

2022 revision history:
Two different Wurlitzer arrangements of "Paul Revere's Ride" noted (see rolls 13056, 13116 and 13166).
Note added to many listings for the short-roll tracker frame, "All tunes included on later rolls which have been recut" (where the short rolls are believed lost).
May 4: Rolls added, 13426, 13427.
May 11: Rolls added, 10XXY, 10XXZ, 100XX, 100XY, 100XZ, 10114, 10141, 1017X, 1017Y, 10182.
Oct. 2: Ownership information revised, roll 13119.

2023 revision history:
Ownership information revised, rolls 13291, 13303.
Jan. 23: Ownership information revised, rolls 13104, 13116.
Mar. 22: Ownership information revised, rolls 13220, 13222.
Mar. 23: Rolls added, 10246, 13023.
Mar. 25: Ownership information revised, roll 13210.
Apr. 6: These rolls were not previously noted as having been reissued by T.R.T.: 13107, 13172, 13174.
Apr. 6: These rolls were not previously noted as having been recut by Doyle Lane: 13028, 13029, 13119, 13175, 13176, 13177, 13259, 13270, 13278.
Apr. 6: These six-tune rolls were not previously noted as having been recut by Play-Rite (individually, not as composites): 13231, 13243, 13247, 13256, 13258, 13262.
Apr. 6: Ownership information revised, rolls 13073, 13082, 13083, 13119, 13120, 13151, 13152, 13154, 13163, 13165, 13285, 13298.
Apr. 14: Two different Wurlitzer arrangements of "Silver Threads Among The Gold" noted (see rolls 13107 and 13130).
Apr. 27: Ownership information revised, rolls 13051, 13060, 13223, 13258, 13268.
Apr. 30: Note added that roll 13128, tune 5 is misidentified.
May 10: These rolls were not previously noted as having been recut by George Morley: 13036, 13064, 13092,
13107, 13119, 13166, 13173, 13174, 13175, 13178, 13232, 13259, 13287, 13290, 13294, 13300, 13308, 13400.
May 15: Note added that roll 14527 was manufactured by Mike Grant and issued by Andy Adams.
May 18: Notes added that labels show "The Medinah Temple Shrine March" as "Medina Temple" on rolls 13116 and 13170.
May 28: Roll 13167 not previously noted as having been recut by Doyle Lane. Ownership information revised, rolls 13270, 13284, 13299.
May 30: Note added that all tunes on roll 10331 were included on later, surviving rolls (roll 10331 is not known to exist).
Jun. 5: Film credit added for roll 13261, tune 5, per Style 165 catalog. Ownership information revised, roll 13264.
Jun. 14: Note on roll 13804 amended to show that the roll was made for Noel Blair.
Aug. 7: Ownership information added, roll 13091.
Sep. 17: Roll 13192 not previously noted as having been recut by Play-Rite.
Sep. 26: Rolls 13284 and 13300 not previously noted as having been recut by Doyle Lane.
Oct. 11: Two different versions of "The Letter Carriers" noted (see rolls 13134 and 13216). Note about label error added to roll 14545.
Oct. 27-29: Roll 14516 added. Ownership information added, roll 13079. Note added that the Mike Grant recut of roll 13036 lacks tune 1.
Nov. 2: Note added to roll 13400.
Nov. 25: Note added to roll 13283, tune 2.
Dec. 31: Notes added to rolls 10316, 13149, 13182 and tune 3 of roll 14527.

2024 revision history:
Feb. 18: Roll 13308 revised to show that tune 3 is not "One More Waltz" and its true identity is unknown (see listing for recording link).
Feb. 25: Note removed from roll 13190. The Herschell Carrousel Factory Museum does not have the masters and the roll was not reissued by them.
Mar. 3: Roll 13016 not previously noted as having been recut by Mike Grant.
Mar. 14/16: Rolls added, serial #1a and serial #1b (transcribed from B.A.B. rolls 030 and 365).
May 12: Roll 13119 not previously noted as having been reissued by T.R.T.
May 13: Sound files added for two unidentified tunes (rolls "1017X," "10XXY" and 13427).
May 30: Tyran Johnson added as an Associate Editor.
June 5: Copyright date added for roll 13270, tune 2 (taken from Style 165 catalog, original 66-key B.A.B. roll 29).
June 15: Ownership information revised, roll 13062. Note added to roll 13194.
June 21/23: Notes amended on rolls 13157 and 13172 pertaining to the short and long versions of those rolls. Notes added to rolls 13203 and 13209.
July 6: Note on roll 13283, tune 2, amended. "Whispering Hope" is not the same arrangement as on roll 13064.
July 31: Ownership information revised, roll 13256.
Sep. 9: Roll 13123, tune 6, corrected from "Oh Mabel" to "Red Hot Mama." Notes revised on that roll and 13128 (including ownership information for the latter).
Sep. 22: Notes added to roll 13025, tune 2, and roll 13070. Two different arrangements of "Kiss Me Again" noted (see rolls 13075, 13136, 13174 and 13281).
Serial #1a renamed #1b, old #1b renamed #1c, new #1a and #13 added.
Oct. 4: MIDI note added to roll 10295. MIDI notes revised on rolls 10140, 10141, 13043, 13079, 13094 and 13209.
Oct. 5: MIDI notes added or amended on rolls 10099, 10128, 10151, 10246, 1301X, 13018, 13021, 13044, 13052, 13082, 13089, 13091, 13111, 13112,
13133, 13143, 13209, 13228. Note about MIDI information added after Preliminary Note. Roll 13023 revised to include "I'm Simply Crazy Over You."
Oct. 8: Note and recording link added to roll 13224.
Oct. 27: Note added to roll 13289, tune 3.


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